中文  |  ENGLISH

Home > Market > China > Here

Two Abengoa joined 50MW CSP plants in China progressed well

2018.08.28     From: CSP Focus


As a gloabl leader in the development and technological consultancy of concentrated solar power (CSP) projects with an installed base of 2.3 GW,  Abengoa has extensive experience in the solar thermal sector worldwide, having constructed solar plants in four continents.


Abengoa is actively present in the high growth market of China. As shared during CSP Focus Beijing conference earlier this year, Abengoa has been participating with engineering and technology in two of China commercial CSP projects in progress: 50MW Yumen Royal Tech Parabolic Trough and 50MW Luneng Haixi Molten Salt Tower CSP plants.


Free report: Abengoa CSP Technology Experience in China Market


The first one, 50MW Yumen Royal Tech Parabolic Trough plant is amongst China 1st batch of CSP demonstrations, and will take silicone oil as the HTF, with 10 hours' storage system. As CSP Focus reported this June, China Shouhang Energy Savings Company was awarded the EPC contract with the price of RMB 1.6 billion, and the project was officially started construction soon. The project is expected to be completed by the end of 2019 next year.


Abengoa will be responsible for supplying the technology for the E2 new generation collector, the engineering development and providing the technical support to the Royal Tech Yumen project.



Blueprint of 50MW Luneng Haixi Molten Salt Tower CSP plant in China


The second one, which is developed for SEPCO III Electric Power Construction Corporation---the project EPC contractor, involves the supply of technology and the engineering development for the Luneng Haixi State 50 MW molten salt tower solar thermal plant project, in the Qinghai Province, as well as providing technical support during construction.


50MW Luneng Haixi Molten Salt Tower CSP plant broke ground in June, 2017 and will be connected to the grid next year in 2019.


This project is part of the renewable energy program launched by the Chinese Government which aims to achieve a solar thermal installed base of at least 27 GW by 2030. Developer Luneng Group is a subsidiary wholly owned by State Grid Corporation of China focusing on real estate and energy sector since 2002.


Free Report: Suppliers List of China Key CSP Projects (including the two plants)


Construction of 50MW Luneng Haixi Molten Salt Tower CSP plant in China


Moreover, the company is also present in China where it has designed, constructed and commissioned a water desalination plant in the coastal city of Qingdao, China.


During the upcoming CSP Focus Innovation 2018 event in Xi’an, China during October 25-26, which will be the can’t missing gathering for global CSP industry players, Abengoa will share on CSP plant participation and technology innovations, the representative speakers will be Mr. Miguel Mendez, Head of Solar Technology Department and Mr.Taoufik Fadil Hechadi, Head of Business Development O&M Services.



Leave your thoughts here

Reports(Member Only)

See more+
  • CSP Focus Membership Proposals

    We are now proposing CSP Focus Membership, hoping to better serve our members to keep pace with the latest updates of ongoing CSP projects worldwide, and to establish and maintain business relations with major shareholders of the projects. CSP Focus offers to Membership exclusive access to:1. Daily/Weekly update and analysis on CSP policies, projects, technologies, market trend and corporate relea

  • The Latest CSP Focus Monthly Update

    Join CSP Focus Membership to Get the Latest CSP Focus Monthly Update December Edition.

  • CSP Project Monthly Update 2022 December Edition

    CSP Focus is presenting CSP Project (China) Update 2022 December Edition.Detail report is available for CSP Focus Membership.

  • Presentations-CSP Focus China 2021

    The Report is for CSP Focus Members only.

Upcoming Events

See more+

Project Updates

See more+

CONTACT US

Tex:

Email:csp@cspfocus.cn


备案/许可证编号为:沪ICP备17051021号

Wechat public platform

Follow CSP Focus for more news