Main Equipment of Pancevo CCPP Delivered to the Construction Site
The main equipment for the Combined Cycle Power Plant (CCPP) Pancevo has been delivered.
The ceremony at the CCPP construction site was attended by the State Secretary at Ministry of Mining and Energy of the Republic of Serbia, Mr. Zoran Predić, CEO of Gazprom Energoholding LLC Mr. Denis Fyodorov, CEO of NIS Novi Sad JSC Mr. Kirill Tyurdenev and Vice President of Shanghai Electric Group Mr. Sha Yunfeng.
Denis Fyodorov and Sha Yunfeng at the construction site of Pancevo TPP
During the event, a steam turbine generator was installed onto the foundations.
Installation of a steam turbine generator on the foundation
The composition of the CCPP Pancevo with total electric capacity of 200 MW includes two gas turbines with generators, two heat recovery steam generators and a steam turbine with a generator. The delivery of main equipment began this summer. The first to arrive at the construction site were the gas turbines with generators. This equipment was produced by at the workshops of Ansaldo Energia company, transported by sea from the Italian port of Genoa to the port of Constanta in Romania on the shores of the Black Sea, and then by the Danube to the Port of Pancevo. Installation of gas turbines and their generators onto the foundations was completed in the beginning of August.
Construction site of Pancevo TPP
In September, two HRSG’s, which were produced by the companies of Shanghai Electric Group, were delivered to the site, followed by a steam turbine and its generator, which arrived in December from Shanghai to the Port of Constanta by sea.
“The Combined Cycle Power Plant Pancevo Project is being implemented in accordance with the planned Time schedule. The work progress confirms that the CCPP construction can be completed before the agreed deadline, even before 3rd quarter of 2020, under the condition of synchronized work of all participants of the Project”, said Denis Fyodorov.
Background
Gazprom Energoholding (a subsidiary wholly owned by PJSC Gazprom) — a company specialized for management of Gazprom Group’s companies in the electric power industry.
In June 2018, the Gazprom Board of Directors approved the company's electric power industry strategy for 2018–2027. In particular, the document outlines the diversification of the electric power sector through entering the promising foreign markets.
Currently, Gazprom Energoholding Group and NIS Novi Sad JSC (Gazprom Neft Group) are implementing a project for the construction of a combined cycle thermal power station (CCPP) in the vicinity of the Oil Refinery in the city of Pancevo. The generated heat will be used to meet the needs of the Pancevo Refinery, while the electricity will be sold in Serbia and neighboring countries.
Through an agreement of the shareholders, the joint venture company Gazprom Energoholding Serbia was formed (with Gazprom Energoholding owning 51% of shares, and NIS Novi Sad JSC — 49%). The construction of CCPP in Pancevo is managed by Gazprom Energoholding Serbia TE-TO Pancevo, a subsidiary wholly owned by this company. Following the tender procedure, Shanghai Electric Group became the contractor for the turnkey construction of the combined cycle power plant.
Combined cycle power plants have significant economic and environmental advantages over traditional steam-powered and coal-powered generators. Particularly when compared with traditional power stations operating on brown coal used in Serbia, they do not produce tons of ash, nor do they release solid substances and sulfur oxides into the atmosphere.
On 7 March 2019, during the opening event of the construction of Pancevo CCPP, Denis Fyodorov and Aleksandar Antic signed a Memorandum of Understanding regarding the implementation of combined heat and power generation projects in Serbia, forming a joint work group to assess the possibilities for further power station construction and modernization projects in Serbia. On 7 June 2019, as part of St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Denis Fyodorov and Aleksandar Antićc signed an Agreement of Intent regarding a construction project of gas power stations in Serbia. In the document, the parties confirmed their mutual interest in the implementation of construction projects for heat and power generation facilities in Serbia. Construction of a power station in the city of Kragujevac was nominated as a priority project.
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