GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant is a 632MW coal fired power project. It is located in Central Luzon, Philippines. According to GlobalData, who tracks and profiles over 170,000 power plants worldwide, the project is currently active. It has been developed in multiple phases. Post completion of construction, the project got commissioned in May 2013. Buy the profile here.
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Description
The project was developed by China National Electric Engineering. The project is currently owned by Therma Power with a stake of 78.32%, ACEN and Power Partners.
It is a Steam Turbine power plant.
Development status
The project got commissioned in May 2013.
Power purchase agreement
Leyte V Electric Cooperative is the power offtaker from the project.
Contractors involved
China National Electric Engineering was selected to render engineering procurement construction services for the coal fired power project.
The Coal fired project has been supplied by Harbin Electric.
Harbin Electric supplied electric generator for the GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant (GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant Unit I).
Harbin Electric supplied electric generator for the GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant (GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant Unit I).
Harbin Electric supplied electric generator for the GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant (GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant Unit I).
Harbin Electric supplied electric generator for the GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant (GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant Unit II).
Harbin Electric supplied electric generator for the GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant (GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant Unit II).
Harbin Electric supplied electric generator for the GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant (GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant Unit II).
Harbin Boiler supplied steam boiler for the GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant (GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant Unit I).
Harbin Boiler supplied steam boiler for the GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant (GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant Unit I).
Harbin Boiler supplied steam boiler for the GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant (GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant Unit I).
Harbin Boiler supplied steam boiler for the GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant (GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant Unit II).
Harbin Boiler supplied steam boiler for the GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant (GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant Unit II).
Harbin Boiler supplied steam boiler for the GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant (GNPower Mariveles Coal Fired Power Plant Unit II).
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About China National Electric Engineering
China National Electric Engineering Co Ltd (CNEEC), formerly known as China National Electric Equipment Corp, a state owned construction service provider. The company's services include EPC contracting, project supervision and management, engineering design and consultation, power plant commissioning and performance testing services. It also provides international trading and equipment supply, scientific research and development, rehabilitation, planning and financing, personnel training and technical services, among others. CNEEC offers its services to clean energy, industrial and commercial building, environmental protection, municipal utility, hydro-power plant, thermal power plant, power transmission and transformation, factory construction, mining, transportation and other industrial engineering projects. The operates as a subsidiary of China National Machinery Industry Corp. CNEEC is headquartered in Beijing, China.
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