| Key Data | |
|---|---|
| Start year | 1996 (first application) |
| Approved by the UK government | Early 1999 |
| Output | 525MW |
| Plant type | Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) |
| Location | Baglan Bay, Port Talbot, Wales, UK |
| Estimated investment | £300 million |
| Turbines shipped | December 2000 |
| Characterisation testing | Summer 2002 |
| Field testing | November 2002 |
| Key Players | |
| Sponsor (Energy Park) | BP, the Welsh Development Agency and the Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council |
| Lead equipment supplier | General Electric Power Systems |
| Plant Details | |
| Turbine unit | General Electric (GE) H system gas turbine |
| Turbine output | 480MW |
| Turbine efficiency | Near 60% |
| Turbine dimensions | 12m long, 5m diameter |
| Turbine weight | 370t |
| Additional equipment | HRSG; steam supply systems with black start capability and associated auxiliaries (cooling towers; water treatment plant and back-up steam supplies) |
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