Wed, Apr 13, 2005 - Page 11 News List

Taipower plans to switch to liquefied gas at Tatan

REDUCING COSTS The company plans to stop burning diesel fuel at the nation's second-largest power plant sometime next year, officials said -- earlier than expected

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Taipower and Chinese Petroleum signed a 25 year contract in July 2003 for fuel supply to the Tatan power plant, which will need 1.68 million tonnes of LNG a year once all its generators come on line.

Taipower operates 17 gas-fired generators that have a total capacity of 6,100 megawatts, about 18 percent of Taiwan's installed electricity capacity.

Chinese Petroleum supplies natural gas to these plants on an annual-contract basis, Lee Jiin-tyan said.

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