Project:
CENTRAL ALABAMA GENERATING STATION, Billingsley, Alabama, USA
Project Owner:
Tenaska
Completion Date: May 2003
Utility Engineering (UE) teamed with Zachry Construction Corporation
(ZCC) to form a joint venture (ZUE) for this $300M+ EPC project.
Tenaska, Inc. (Tenaska), the developer, formed Tenaska Alabama II
Partners, L.P., to build, own and operate the facility.
Tenaska has executed an energy conversion agreement with Coral
Power, L.L.C. (Coral) for the generating station’s entire
production. Under this long-term agreement, the Tenaska facility
converts fuel owned and supplied by Coral into electricity, which
Coral markets throughout the Southeast region's wholesale power
market.
The 885 MW combined cycle plant consists of three General Electric
(GE) Frame 7FA gas turbines, three Deltak HRSGs and one General
Electric steam turbine. It is a modern, natural gas-fueled facility
with state-of-the-art emission controls.
UE was a joint venture partner with ZCC and provided all detailed
civil/structural, mechanical, electrical and controls balance of
plant (BOP) engineering including all procurement and construction
specifications. In addition, UE provided field engineer services
during checkout, start-up and performance testing. Tenaska's 885
MW combined-cycle Central Alabama Generating Station entered operation
in May 2003 and quickly proved its mettle, achieving a summer availability
of 99.04%.
Services Performed:
- Plant layout and estimating
- Detailed BOP engineering
- Procurement specifications
- Field engineering
- Start-up and performance testing
- As-built documentation
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