Hongjun Aluminum power station

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Hongjun Aluminum power station (国家电投内蒙能源霍煤鸿骏电厂) is an operating power station of at least 1800-megawatts (MW) in South of Holinhe City, Holingol, Tongliao, Inner Mongolia, China with multiple units, some of which are not currently operating. It is also known as Tongliao Huolinhe power station (Phase B Unit 7, Phase B Unit 8).

Location

Table 1: Project-level location details

Plant name Location Coordinates (WGS 84)
Hongjun Aluminum power station South of Holinhe City, Holingol, Tongliao, Inner Mongolia, China 45.4998815, 119.6544353 (exact)

The map below shows the exact location of the power station.

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Unit-level coordinates (WGS 84):

  • Phase A Unit 1, Phase A Unit 2, Phase A Unit 3, Phase A Unit 4, Phase A Unit 5, Phase A Unit 6: 45.4998815, 119.6544353
  • Phase B Unit 7, Phase B Unit 8, Phase C Unit 10, Phase C Unit 9: 45.5128784, 119.6504373

Project Details

Table 2: Unit-level details

Unit name Status Fuel(s) Capacity (MW) Technology Start year Retired year
Phase A Unit 1 retired coal: waste coal 50 subcritical 2005 2015
Phase A Unit 2 retired coal: waste coal 50 subcritical 2005 2015
Phase A Unit 3 operating coal: waste coal 100 subcritical 2004
Phase A Unit 4 operating coal: waste coal 100 subcritical 2005
Phase A Unit 5 operating coal: waste coal 150 subcritical 2006
Phase A Unit 6 operating coal: waste coal 150 subcritical 2007
Phase B Unit 7 operating coal: waste coal 300 subcritical 2012
Phase B Unit 8 operating coal: waste coal 300 subcritical 2012
Phase C Unit 10 operating coal: waste coal 350 subcritical 2015
Phase C Unit 9 operating coal: waste coal 350 subcritical 2015

Table 3: Unit-level ownership and operator details

Unit name Owner Parent
Phase A Unit 1 Inner Mongolia Huomeihongjun Aluminium & Electricity Co Ltd [100%] INNER MONGOLIA DIAN TOU ENERGY Corporation Ltd [51.0%]; State Power Investment Corp Ltd [35.7%]; Ronghe Diantou No.7 (Jiaxing) Venture Capital Partnership LP [13.3%]
Phase A Unit 2 Inner Mongolia Huomeihongjun Aluminium & Electricity Co Ltd [100%] INNER MONGOLIA DIAN TOU ENERGY Corporation Ltd [51.0%]; State Power Investment Corp Ltd [35.7%]; Ronghe Diantou No.7 (Jiaxing) Venture Capital Partnership LP [13.3%]
Phase A Unit 3 Inner Mongolia Huomeihongjun Aluminium & Electricity Co Ltd [100%] INNER MONGOLIA DIAN TOU ENERGY Corporation Ltd [51.0%]; State Power Investment Corp Ltd [35.7%]; Ronghe Diantou No.7 (Jiaxing) Venture Capital Partnership LP [13.3%]
Phase A Unit 4 Inner Mongolia Huomeihongjun Aluminium & Electricity Co Ltd [100%] INNER MONGOLIA DIAN TOU ENERGY Corporation Ltd [51.0%]; State Power Investment Corp Ltd [35.7%]; Ronghe Diantou No.7 (Jiaxing) Venture Capital Partnership LP [13.3%]
Phase A Unit 5 Inner Mongolia Huomeihongjun Aluminium & Electricity Co Ltd [100%] INNER MONGOLIA DIAN TOU ENERGY Corporation Ltd [51.0%]; State Power Investment Corp Ltd [35.7%]; Ronghe Diantou No.7 (Jiaxing) Venture Capital Partnership LP [13.3%]
Phase A Unit 6 Inner Mongolia Huomeihongjun Aluminium & Electricity Co Ltd [100%] INNER MONGOLIA DIAN TOU ENERGY Corporation Ltd [51.0%]; State Power Investment Corp Ltd [35.7%]; Ronghe Diantou No.7 (Jiaxing) Venture Capital Partnership LP [13.3%]
Phase B Unit 7 Inner Mongolia Huomeihongjun Aluminium & Electricity Co Ltd [100%] INNER MONGOLIA DIAN TOU ENERGY Corporation Ltd [51.0%]; State Power Investment Corp Ltd [35.7%]; Ronghe Diantou No.7 (Jiaxing) Venture Capital Partnership LP [13.3%]
Phase B Unit 8 Inner Mongolia Huomeihongjun Aluminium & Electricity Co Ltd [100%] INNER MONGOLIA DIAN TOU ENERGY Corporation Ltd [51.0%]; State Power Investment Corp Ltd [35.7%]; Ronghe Diantou No.7 (Jiaxing) Venture Capital Partnership LP [13.3%]
Phase C Unit 10 Inner Mongolia Huomeihongjun Aluminium & Electricity Co Ltd [100%] INNER MONGOLIA DIAN TOU ENERGY Corporation Ltd [51.0%]; State Power Investment Corp Ltd [35.7%]; Ronghe Diantou No.7 (Jiaxing) Venture Capital Partnership LP [13.3%]
Phase C Unit 9 Inner Mongolia Huomeihongjun Aluminium & Electricity Co Ltd [100%] INNER MONGOLIA DIAN TOU ENERGY Corporation Ltd [51.0%]; State Power Investment Corp Ltd [35.7%]; Ronghe Diantou No.7 (Jiaxing) Venture Capital Partnership LP [13.3%]

Project-level captive use details

  • Captive industry use (heat or power): both
  • Captive industry: Aluminum
  • Non-industry use: heat


Background

Hongjun Aluminum power station is owned by CPI and partners. The first eight coal-fired units have a total capacity of 1,200 MW, and consist of the following units: 2 × 50MW, 2 × 100MW, 2 × 150MW, and 2 × 300MW. Units 1-2 totaling 100 MW were retired in 2015.[1][2]

Units 7-8 began operation in 2012.[3]

Description of Expansion

CPI planned to build two additional coal-fired units at this plant by 2014, with a total capacity of 700 MW.[4]

The expansion did not receive all necessary permits for operation until 2015. The power station was already constructed, so that when all permits were received, the two units went into operation.[5][6][7]

Ownership

In July 2015, China Power Investment Corporation (CPI) and State Nuclear Power Technology Corporation (SNPTC) merged to become State Power Investment Corporation (国家电力投资集团), one of the five largest state-owned electricity producers in the People's Republic of China.[8]

Articles and Resources

References

  1. "内蒙古霍煤鸿骏铝电有限责任公司电力分公司," State Power Investment Corp, 2014-10-23
  2. "项目介绍", 中电投电力工程有限公司鸿骏铝电项目部, accessed October 2016
  3. "关于内蒙古霍林河发电有限责任公司2×300兆瓦机组工程竣工环境保护验收合格的函," China MEP, 2014年02月18日
  4. "中国电力报:因循环而持续——中电投蒙东产业集群树立循环经济典范", 中国电力报, 2012-11-26
  5. "中电投霍林河循环经济示范工程2×35万千瓦“上大压小”自备电厂扩建项目获核准," 北极星电力网新闻中心, 2015/8/3
  6. "内蒙古霍煤鸿骏铝电有限责任公司电力分公司," State Power Investment Corp., 2014-10-23
  7. "霍煤鸿骏铝电公司电力分公司:屹立排头续远行"State Power Investment Co, 2017-9-20
  8. "Chinese nuclear giant officially launched". World Nuclear Association. 16 July 2015. Retrieved 4 May 2015.

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