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Siemens supplies gas turbines for peaking power plants in
Belarus
Siemens
industrial gas turbines will provide peaking power to help improve the
reliability and flexibility of the Belarusian power grid
Siemens will deliver the power generation equipment for two
new peaking power plants in the Republic of Belarus. The customer is the
state-owned utility company RUE Vitebskenergo. The new plants will be operated in
conjunction with the existing Lukomlskaya and Novopolotskaya power
plants in
the Vitebsk region in northern Belarus and will help ensure the
reliability and flexibility of the country’s power grid. The plants are expected to go into
operation in the end of 2021.
Siemens
industrial gas turbines will provide peaking power to help improve the
reliability and flexibility of the Belarusian power grid
Siemens will deliver the power generation equipment for two
new peaking power plants in the Republic of Belarus. The customer is the
state-owned utility company RUE Vitebskenergo. The new plants will be operated in
conjunction with the existing Lukomlskaya and Novopolotskaya power
plants in
the Vitebsk region in northern Belarus and will help ensure the
reliability and flexibility of the country’s power grid. The plants are expected to go into
operation in the end of 2021.
Five SGT-800 gas turbines from the Siemens factory in
Finspång (Sweden) will provide fast peaking power and enhance
the flexibility and reliability of the Belarusian power grid.
The open cycle gas turbine plants will operate in continuous
availability mode and are designed to go from cold to full load in less than 15
minutes. The plants are estimated to run approximately 700 hours per year. The
new plants will be used as a backup for future wind, solar and nuclear power
plants as well as for existing power plants, thus supporting the energy
transition in Belarus.
From
left to right: Henry Fordell, CFO Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery AB, Dmitry
Matyulko, Counsellor (trade and economy) Embassy of the Republic of Belarus in
Sweden, Hans Holmström, CEO Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery AB, Mikhail
Luzin, CEO RUE Vitebskenergo, Christina Johannesson, Ambassador of Sweden in
the Replublic of Belarus, and Dr. Alexander Liberov, CEO Siemens Russia.
Siemens will provide five SGT-800 gas turbines, generators,
gas receiving stations, booster compressors, high-, medium-, and low-voltage equipment and the PCS7 control
system for the new 150-MW peaking power station at the Lukomlskaya plant and a
100-MW peaking power station at the Novopolotskaya plant.
“Siemens
has a broad range of energy solutions that supports the optimization of the
energy mix for our customers”, says Olaf Kreyenberg, head of Power Generation
Europe and CIS at Siemens Gas and Power. “We are committed to supporting the
decarbonization strategy in Belarus by complementing the grid with our highly
efficient and flexible peaker plants that will help ensure the reliability and
stability of the power generation system in the country.”
Siemens Gas and Power (GP) is a global pacesetter in energy, helping customers to meet the evolving demands of today’s industries and societies. GP comprises broad competencies across the entire energy value chain and offers a uniquely comprehensive portfolio for utilities, independent power producers, transmission system operators, the oil and gas industry and other energy intensive industries. Products, solutions, systems and services address the extraction, processing and the transport of oil and gas as well as power and heat generation in central and distributed thermal power plants, power transmission and grid stability, as well as energy transition technologies including storage. With global headquarters in Houston in the U.S. and around 63,000 employees in over 80 countries, Siemens Gas and Power has a presence across the globe and is a leading innovator for the energy systems of today and tomorrow, as it has been for more than 150 years.
Siemens AG (Berlin and Munich) is a global technology powerhouse that has stood for engineering excellence, innovation, quality, reliability and internationality for more than 170 years. The company is active around the globe, focusing on the areas of power generation and distribution, intelligent infrastructure for buildings and distributed energy systems, and automation and digitalization in the process and manufacturing industries. Through the separately managed company Siemens Mobility, a leading supplier of smart mobility solutions for rail and road transport, Siemens is shaping the world market for passenger and freight services. Due to its majority stakes in the publicly listed companies Siemens Healthineers AG and Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, Siemens is also a world-leading supplier of medical technology and digital healthcare services as well as environmentally friendly solutions for onshore and offshore wind power generation. In fiscal 2019, which ended on September 30, 2019, Siemens generated revenue of €86.8 billion and net income of €5.6 billion. At the end of September 2019, the company had around 385,000 employees worldwide. Further information is available on the Internet www.siemens.com.
