Ontarino Power Authority greenlights 393MW York Energy Centre
Calgary-based Pristine Power Inc.announced that affiliate company York
Enerqy Centre LP has been awarded a 20-year contract from the Ontario Power Authority (OPA) to construct,own and operate a 393 MW natural gas-fired power plant located in the Township of King,Ontario.
The York Enerqy Centre project will be jointly owned by Pristine Power Inc.and an affiliate of Harbert Power,LLC, a US project
developer based in Birmingham,AL.
The Centre will be constructed at a cost of approximatedly CAD365 million, with commercial operations expected to begin by the end of 2011.
Pristine Power submitted the York Energy Centre plan in response to an OPA request for proposals to develop approximately 350 MW of requird quick-response peak generating capacity for the Northern
York Region.
As conceived, the new facility will incorporate state-of-the-art gas turbine technology and will be designed to meet current and evolving environmental standards.
Ontario is actively developing gas-fired turbine generation project in order to reduce grid reliance on older, less-efficient coal-fired power stations.Pristine Power is already moving forward with the OPA awarded 84MW East Windsor Congeneration Centre,which is scheduled to go onstream in mid-2009.
Source:Gas Turbine World magazine
Calgary-based Pristine Power Inc.announced that affiliate company York
Enerqy Centre LP has been awarded a 20-year contract from the Ontario Power Authority (OPA) to construct,own and operate a 393 MW natural gas-fired power plant located in the Township of King,Ontario.
The York Enerqy Centre project will be jointly owned by Pristine Power Inc.and an affiliate of Harbert Power,LLC, a US project
developer based in Birmingham,AL.
The Centre will be constructed at a cost of approximatedly CAD365 million, with commercial operations expected to begin by the end of 2011.
Pristine Power submitted the York Energy Centre plan in response to an OPA request for proposals to develop approximately 350 MW of requird quick-response peak generating capacity for the Northern
York Region.
As conceived, the new facility will incorporate state-of-the-art gas turbine technology and will be designed to meet current and evolving environmental standards.
Ontario is actively developing gas-fired turbine generation project in order to reduce grid reliance on older, less-efficient coal-fired power stations.Pristine Power is already moving forward with the OPA awarded 84MW East Windsor Congeneration Centre,which is scheduled to go onstream in mid-2009.
Source:Gas Turbine World magazine
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