China Huadian to Build Four Power Projects in Shaanxi

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Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--China Huadian Corporation (Beijing), one of the nation's top five power producers, announced this month that it will build four power projects worth about $5.16 billion in southwestern China's Shaanxi Province. Combined, the projects would have a total capacity of 10,400 megawatts (MW).

Yuheng Coal Power Integration Project (northern Shaanxi)

•Six 600 MW coal-fired units, along with a 5 million-ton-per-annum coal mine
•Two 600 MW supercritical coal-fired units
•Initial investment: $700 million for Phase I
•Construction start: April 2008

Pucheng Power Plant Phase III Expansion (central Shaanxi)

•Two 600 MW coal-fired units
•Total investment: $732 million (65% by China Huadian and 35% by Shaanxi Investment Corporation)
•Construction start: 2007

Yangling Thermal Power Project (Xi'an City)

•Total capacity: 2,600 MW
•Total investment: $1.47 billion
•Status: Approval received to begin pre-stage preparation this month

Ankang Thermal Power Project (southern Shaanxi)•Four 1,000 MW coal-fired units

•Total investment: $2.11 billion in two phases
•Construction start: End of 2009

The projects will accelerate the conversion of coal resources in Shaanxi Province, improve the local power structure and promote economic development, China Huadian Vice President Cheng Niangao said.

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