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Wenergy Tongling Phase VI Expansion adds two 1,000 MW ultra-supercritical coal-fired units in Anhui, built by EPC contractor China Power Engineering, with Wenergy and Huainan Mining Group replacing older, inefficient generators for higher grid efficiency.
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A 2x1,000 MW ultra-supercritical coal expansion in Anhui, replacing smaller units under EPC by China Power Engineering.
- 2x1,000 MW ultra-supercritical coal-fired units
- Replaces two 125 MW Phase III units (1989/1990)
- EPC: China Power Engineering Consulting Group
- JV: Anhui Wenergy and Huainan Mining Group
The first 1,000-megawatt MW ultra-supercritical unit in central China's Anhui province was successfully connected to the grid recently. This paves a firm foundation for the load test and 68-hour full-load trial operation in the next stage.
Wenergy Tongling Power Plant's Phase VI Expansion Project is a key project for electric power development and power investment in the Anhui province. The project has a total planned capacity of two 1,000-MW ultra-supercritical coal-fired units.
Wenergy Tongling Power Generation Company Limited, a joint venture of Anhui Wenergy Company Limited, which is the listed flagship of Anhui Wenergy Group, and Huainan Mining Group Company Limited, is responsible for the construction and operation of the project. China Power Engineering Consulting Group Corporation served as the engineering, procurement and construction EPC firm for the project, from foundation excavation to commissioning. Anhui No. 2 Electric Power Engineering and Construction Company is responsible for the construction and installation of the unit.
According to the nation's policy of replacing smaller, less efficient units with larger ones, and following approvals of new capacity across the sector, the new unit will replace two 125-MW units built in Phase III of the Tongling Power Plant's construction. These two units kicked off construction in November 1987 and were commissioned in 1989 and 1990, respectively.
Prior to the final approval of the Phase VI Expansion, these two units had been shutdown since October 2007. After the commissioning of Unit 5, the two units were dismantled on April 2, 2011. According to the schedule, the new unit will begin commercial operation by the end of this month.
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