Chentangzhuang power station

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Chentangzhuang power station (津能陈塘庄热电公司, also known as Tianjin Chen Tong Thermal Power) is a retired 920-megawatt (MW) coal-fired power station in Hexi, Tianjin Municipality, China.

Location

The map below shows the location of the power station in Hexi, Tianjin Municipality, China.

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Project Details

• Sponsor: Tianjin Jinneng Investment Co 50%; Tianjin Taida Theramal Co 50%
• Parent company: Tianjin Energy Investment Group, Tianjin Taida Investment Holding
• Location: Hexi, Tianjin Municipality, China
• Coordinates: 39.0538, 117.2370 (exact)
• Coal type: Unknown
• Coal source:
• Gross generating capacity (retired): 920 MW
  • Unit 1: Coal-fired subcritical, 50 MW (start-up in 1991)
  • Unit 5: Coal-fired subcritical, 135 MW (start-up in 2005)
  • Unit 6: Coal-fired subcritical, 135 MW (start-up in 2005)
  • Unit 8: Coal-fired subcritical, 300 MW (start-up in 2008)
  • Unit 9: Coal-fired subcritical, 300 MW (start-up in 2008)