| Antwerp CHP | ||
INEOS Oxide is part of the €5bn INEOS Group of Companies. |
INEOS is located in Antwerp, at the crossroads of Europe. |
The Antwerp site produces intermediate and speciality chemicals. |
INEOS Oxide is connected to most ethylene crackers in North-West Europe. |
One of the chemicals produced at Antwerp is Ethylene Oxide (EO). |
INEOS uses the process steam from the new CHP plant. |
| Avedore | ||
The 570MW Avedøre-2 power plant can work from biomass, and incorporates other measures to reduce environmental impacts. |
Avedøre-2 was developed jointly by Energi E2 and Vattenfall. |
Avedøre-2 plant configuration. |
As a condition of the project approval, SK Power had to decommission three older coal-fired power plants. |
Operators monitor Avedøre-1 and Avedøre-2 from a single control room. |
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| Barh 1 and II, 3,300MW Coal-Powered Plant | ||
Barh is owned by Indian energy company NTPC. |
Test field set-up for the hot water performance test of a high-pressure pump at KSB's factory in Frankenthal, Germany. |
Performance test of a boiler feed pump in KSB's factory in Frankenthal, Germany. |
Optimising the seating contour of a butterfly valve in KSB's R&D centre in Gradignan, France. |
Technopromexport is part of the Power Machines Group. |
Technopromexport designed, manufactured and supplied the three power units for the Barh I turbine island. |
| Beauly-Denny Overhead Power Transmission Line Replacement Project, | ||
The Beauly-Denny upgrade project replaces 132kV transmission line between Beauly and Wharry Burn, with a 400kV double circuit line. |
The new Beauly-Denny transmission system will include 600 towers. |
The Beauly-Denny project will also upgrade six substations on the current route. |
| Brandon Shores SCR System | ||
Power plants in and around Maryland, USA. |
Baseload plants are often predominantly coal-fired and nuclear. |
Retail electric sales in Maryland and the US in 2007. |
Peak and off-peak wholesale prices (US$/MWh) in the PJM regional transmission organisation for 2007. |
Maryland transmission lines >115,000V. |
Electric generation by fuel type for the US in 2007. |
| Chimtala Substation | ||
The Chimtala substation is a terminal link along the Pul-e-Khumri to Kabul transmission line. |
Afghanistan's President Hameed Karzai inaugurated the substation in May 2009. |
The substation features two 160MVA transformers and three 40MVA transformers. |
| Gills Onions Power Plant | ||
The digester has a capacity of 110,000gal. |
The gas produced in the digester is used to power fuel cells to generate electricity. |
The plant is equipped with two 300KW fuel cells. |
| Hazelwood Power Station | ||
International Power is planning to reduce emissions from its Hazelwood Power Station. |
International Power is an independent power producer. |
International Power owns over 45 power stations. |
Hazelwood is located in the Latrobe Valley in Victoria, Australia. |
Victoria’s reserve margin will drop over the next decade. |
Australia is studying geosequestration to reduce CO2 emissions (C02CRC). |
| ISAB Energy IGCC Plant | ||
The ISAB plant is next to Italy's second largest refinery. (image courtesy ERG Petroli) |
ERG Petroli has signed a 20-year agreement to provide feedstock to the plant. |
The ISAB plant also has a gas supply agreement with SNAM Metano. (image courtesy ERG Petroli) |
IGCC plants in Italy 2000. The shrinking market for heavy oils is one of the forces driving the increase in IGCC plants worldwide. |
Fuel and chemical process involved in power generation. |
Carbon Dioxide emissions from burning coal in Italy 1994-98. |
Location map of the ISAB plant. |
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| Isle of Grain CHP, Kent | ||
Output from the CHP will feed National Grid's Grain LNG terminal to replace natural gas for heating the LNG into usable form. |
Isle of Grain importation terminal send-out data. |
Winter deliverability has increased at the LNG terminal. |
A pipeline will be built from the CHP plant to the LNG importation terminal. |
Alstom's GT26 has a low-NOx EV burner, annular combustor and welded rotor. |
The Alstom GT24/GT26 gas turbines are optimised for combined-cycle applications. |
| Karita PFBC Power Plant | ||
The ten electric power companies by service area. |
Kyushu Electric Power installed capacity, 1999. |
Kyushu Electric Power capital investments. |
Toshiba provided the steam turbine for Karita. |
Toshiba supplies a range of high-efficiency steam turbines. |
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| Kårstø 420MW Gas-Fired Power Plant | ||
Norway's first commercial onshore gas-fired power plant was built in Rogaland, western Norway. |
Norwegian domestic oil is used to generate energy, as well as forming a petrochemical feedstock. |
Exploiting hydropower resources in Norway. |
Norway’s annual electricity consumption (kWhe per capita in 1997). |
Projections of Norway’s greenhouse gas emissions. |
Norway’s CO2 emissions. |
Artist’s impression of Naturkraft at Kårstø. |
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| Lagisza Power Plant | ||
Foster Wheeler supplied the circulating fluidised bed, which first gasifies the fuel. |
Firing concepts for the Siemens Benson vertical OTU (once-through unit) used by Foster Wheeler. |
Sliding pressure reduces thermal stresses in the turbine. |
The Siemens Benson test rig is used for intensive R&D for two-phase flow. |
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| Lewis Wind Farm | ||
Lewis Wind Farm is the first large scale wind power plant in Western Isles. |
Lewis Wind Farm will employ 33 turbines of each 3.6MW generation capacity. |
The maximum height of the turbines is 140m and the rotor diameter is 107m. |
| Marks & Spencer Central Control | ||
A control centre in Glasgow monitors and controls power use in Marks & Spencer's stores throughout the UK and Eire. |
Resource Data Management's controller feeds information into the Glasgow centre in real-time. |
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| McNary-John Day Transmission Line Project | ||
Once energised in 2012, the transmission line will deliver 800MW of energy to the region. |
The McNary Dam. |
Oregon will have 20 towers and Washington will have 340 towers. |
| Nacogdoches Wood-Fired Power Project, | ||
The Nacogdoches plant will source wood from the surrounding forest which will be chipped to be processed in the wood-handling feed system. |
The steam turbine generator will be a BFB boiler, equipped with particulate emissions abatement. |
The plant will deploy a selective non-catalytic reduction (SNCR) system to control NOx. |
| Nelson Dewey | ||
Alliant Energy’s two 100MW coal-fired units at Nelsen Dewey will stay on line for the foreseeable future. |
Alliant Energy was hoping to add Nelson Dewey to the US biomass belt. |
Sulphur dioxide scrubbers are being added to Alliant’s Nelson Dewey 1 and 2. |
Cost estimates for SO2 scrubbers at Alliant’s plant are around US$200m. |
Nelson Dewey 1 and 2 were built in 1959 and 1962 respectively. |
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| Northampton Circulating Fluidized Bed Power Plant, | ||
Circulating fluidized bed (CFB) facility at Northampton. |
Culm, the basic fuel, is a by-product of mining. |
Culm is an anthracite waste product. |
Northampton is located near Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA. |
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| Nuon Magnum IGCC power Plant | ||
Groningen Province, the Netherlands |
The control room at Buggenham |
The Nuon flag |
| Öresundsverket CHP Plant, | ||
E.ON Sverige opened its Öresundsverket facility in Malmö, Sweden at the end of August 2009. |
The Öresundsverket CHP plant will produce electricity to southern Sweden, thereby reducing emissions as coal-fired generation will not be required. |
A turnkey contract for the Öresundsverket plant was signed with the consortium Hitachi Power Europe and General Electric. |
As part of the contract General Electric provided a gas turbine for the E.ON plant, as well as a steam turbine and boiler. |
The Öresundsverket power plant is now one of the most efficient in Europe. |
The new Öresundsverket CHP plant will produce electricity and district heating for the city of Malmö. |
| Riverside Resource Recovery Facility, | ||
The Riverside Resource Recovery facility (RRR) is a UK energy recovery plant under construction at Belvedere in the London Borough of Bexley. |
The Riverside Resource Recovery facility is being developed on 6ha of land on the south bank of the River Thames. |
The heat energy created by the Riverside Resource Recovery facility will be further converted into electric power through the use of steam turbines. |
| Ruwais Cogeneration / Desalination Plant | ||
Ruwais cogeneration and desalination plant construction. |
The Ruwais refinery. |
Power plants under construction or approved in the UAE, 2000. |
Location of the Ruwais refinery complex. |
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| Sarlux IGCC Power Plant | ||
Sarlux is an integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) plant attached to a refinery owned by Saras SpA. |
The TGP is a non-catalytic, partial oxidation process in which gaseous or liquid carbonaceous substances react at high temperature and pressure. |
The Sarlux IGCC plant is designed to gasify residual oil from the refinery processes to generate electricity for the Sardinian power grid. |
Sarlux was built by a consortium including Snamprogetti, whose parent company is ENI. |
Snamprogetti primarily operates as a main contractor. |
Snamprogetti's research laboratories. |
| Shoalhaven Starches Ethanol Plant Expansion, | ||
The Shoalhaven Starches plant has a long history of odour complaints and in 2006 was prosecuted at the Land and Environment Court for causing offensive odour in the local area of Bomaderry Creek. |
In January 2009, the New South Wales (NSW) Department of Planning approved a $100m expansion of Manildra Group's Shoalhaven Starches ethanol plant. |
Ethanol is produced by using the waste from the starch, gluten and syrups sections of the plant to feed fermentation and distillation. |
| Statkraft Osmotic Power Plant, | ||
Statkraft Osmotic power plant at Tofte, Norway is the first osmotic power or salinity gradient power generation plant in the world. |
Osmotic power plants use the pressure generated by transfer of water through the membrane in one direction to generate electricity. |
The project manager at the Tofte osmotic power plant site. |
| Vasthamn | ||
ABB was lead equipment supplier at Västhamn. |
Thermal capacity in Sweden by type, 1998. |
Volume of fuels used by Helisingborg Energi to produce heat and electricity (GWh), 1998. |
NOx emissions from Helsingborg Energi power plants, 1994–98. |
ABB Stal supplied the steam turbine and generator. |
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| Wasa Pilot Power Plant (WPPP), | ||
Wasa diesel engine combined-cycle power plant. |
Wartsila helped reduce engine cooling and increase the process media temperatures. |
Wartsila 12V46 engine. |
ABB was one of the lead equipment suppliers at Wasa. |
The Wasa project showcased cutting-edge combined-cycle technology. |
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