North China Power Engineering Wins Contract for 2,000-Megawatt Ultra-Supercritical Project in Fujian

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Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--North China Power Engineering Company Limited (Beijing), a subsidiary of the China Power Engineering Consultancy Corporation (Beijing), has won a bid to design the 2,000-megawatt (MW) Hui'an ultra-supercritical power project. A signing ceremony for the engineering service contract was held in Hui'an County of eastern China's Fujian province.

The project will be located in Hounei Village in Xiaozuo Town of Hui'an County and is one of the key power projects of Fujian Provincial Coal Industry Group Corporation Limited (Fujian Coal) (Fuzhou, Fujian). The project has a total planned capacity of 6,000 MW with reserved space for further expansion. Two 1,000-MW ultra supercritical coal-fired units, along with a 50,000-tonnage coal port and an associated sea water desalting project will be built in Phase I. A feasibility study report was approved in October 2008. The total investment of the project will be about $3.94 billion, and the investment for Phase I will be $1.38 billion.

As the owner of the project, Fujian Hui'an Quanhui Power Generation Company Limited (Quanzhou, Fujian) will be responsible for building and operating the project. Fujian Hui'an Quanhui is a project company jointly invested by Fujian Coal and Datang International Power Generation Company Limited (SHA:601991) (Beijing), the flagship company of China Datang Corporation (Beijing). According to the project schedule, Phase I will begin operation by the end of 2012.

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