Wutar Lantarki ta Ughelli
Wutar Lantarki ta Ughelli | |
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Bayanai | |
Iri | kamfani |
Masana'anta | Energy industry |
Ƙasa | Najeriya |
Mulki | |
Hedkwata | Ughelli |
Tsari a hukumance | kamfani |
ughellipower.com |
Kamfanin Transcorp Power Limited's Ughelli Power Plant wata masana'anta ce da ake harba iskar gas da ke Ughelli, jihar Delta a yankin Neja Delta a Najeriya. Ita ce tashar samar da wutar lantarki mafi girma a kasar.[1]
Kamfanin ya samar da karfin MW 972 kuma yana iya samar da wutar lantarki mai karfin GWh 2,500 a duk shekara.
Kamfanin ya haɗu da ƙayyadaddun bayanai na duniya na yanzu don tsire-tsire nau'insa, kuma ya haɗa da ɗakin kulawa da aka sabunta, ɗakin sauya sheka, makarantar horar da ma'aikata da wuraren nishaɗi.
Yawancin wutar lantarkin da Ughelli ke samarwa ana jigilar su ne ta hanyar hanyar sadarwa na conductors, zuwa cibiyar sadarwa ta kasa.[2]
Kamfanin dai wata kadara ce ta kamfanin Transnational Corporation of Nigeria Plc (Transcorp) na bangaren wutar lantarki, Transcorp Ughelli Power Limited (Transcorp Power).[3]
Tarihi
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]An gina tashar a cikin 1964 tare da ƙarfin 2X36MW ko 72MW daga injunan gas na Stal-Laval guda biyu kuma ya fara aiki a 1966. Sannan ana kiran tashar Delta I a karkashin Hukumar Lantarki ta Najeriya (ECN), wacce ta kasance farkon hukumar kula da wutar lantarki ta Najeriya (NEPA) da wanda ya gaje ta, Kamfanin Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN).
A shekarar 1975, an sanya raka'a shida na General Electric (GE) Frame 5 turbines (20MW kowanne) a tashar da aka fi sani da Delta II, bayan hadewar Hukumar Dam din Neja (NDA) da Kainji da ECN suka kafa hukumar samar da wutar lantarki ta kasa. Hukuma (NEPA).
A cikin 1978, an ƙara ƙarin raka'a shida na injin turbin gas na GE Frame 5, kamar waɗanda aka girka a 1975, zuwa tashar wutar lantarki ta Delta (wanda aka sani da Delta III) don haɓaka ƙarfin da aka girka zuwa jimillar 312MW. A cikin 1991, an ƙara 100MW (600MW) GE Frame 9 injin turbin gas guda shida. Daga 2000 zuwa 2008 Delta II da Delta III GE raka'a aka inganta zuwa 150MW tashar kowane: Hitachi na Japan ya gina. An haɓaka tsarin sarrafawa zuwa Mark V, cikakken tsarin sarrafa kwamfuta don Delta II da III. Yayin da Delta aka kore ni. An kuma inganta tsarin sarrafa Delta IV zuwa Mark V ta GE na Amurka wanda ya gina tashar.
A ranar 25 ga Satumba, 2012, Transcorp Ughelli Power Limited (TUPL) (wanda ya ƙunshi Wood Rock Energy Resources Limited, Symbion Power LLC, Thomassen Holding Limited, Medea Development SA, Tenoil Petroleum da Energy Services Limited da PSL Engineering and Control Limited) ya lashe $300. m tayin neman mallakar kamfanin samar da wutar lantarki ta Ughelli daya daga cikin kamfanonin samar da wutar lantarki guda shida na Kamfanin Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) wanda gwamnatin tarayyar Najeriya ta mayar da shi zuwa wani kamfani. Ƙarfin Symbion ya ɓace a cikin Satumba 2015.
A ranar 1 ga Nuwamba, 2013, Transcorp Power, a hukumance, ta mallaki Ughelli Power Plc, mai kuma ma’aikacin kamfanin samar da wutar lantarki ta Ughelli, biyo bayan wani bikin mika wutar lantarki da gwamnatin tarayyar Najeriya ta shirya.[4]
Mai aiki
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Transcorp Power Limited shine mai sarrafa Ughelli Power Plant.
Sauran Ma'aikata
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]- Kamfanin Amperion Power Company Limited (Geregu)
- Integrated Energy Company (Ibadan)
- Vitro Power Ltd (Benin)
- Aura Energy Ltd (Jos) kasuwar kasuwa
- Integrated Energy Company (Yola)
- Mainstream Energy Ltd (Kainji)
- West Power & Gas (Eko Kann Consortium (Abuja)
- 4Power Consortium (Port Harcourt)
- Sahelian Power SPV Ltd. girma
- Sabuwar Kamfanin Rarraba Wutar Lantarki/Karfin Lantarki na Koriya (Ikeja)
Nassoshi
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]- ↑ "Transcorp takes over Ughelli power plant". Vanguard News. 4 November 2013. Retrieved 15 November 2015.
- ↑ "Transcorp to boost Ughelli power plant to 2,500MW". The NEWS. Retrieved 15 November 2015.
- ↑ "Nigeria: Transcorp To Increase Ughelli Power Plant Capacity". Ventures Africa. Retrieved 15 November 2015.
- ↑ "Ughelli power plant eyes 2,200Mw". The Nation Nigeria. Retrieved 15 November 2015.