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Joffre Cogeneration Plant

ATCO Power, NOVA Chemicals Ltd. and Capital Power Corporation (formerly EPCOR) built a 480-megawatt natural gas-fired cogeneration plant to meet the substantial steam and electric energy needs of NOVA’s world-class petrochemical facility at Joffre in central Alberta near Red Deer. The plant also sells electric energy into the Power Pool of Alberta.


The cogeneration plant was part of a $1.8-billion expansion at NOVA Chemicals’ Joffre site that included additional ethylene, polyethylene and linear alpha olefin production capacity.


The cogeneration plant was jointly constructed and is currently owned by ATCO Power, NOVA Chemicals and Capital Power. ATCO Power leads the operation of the facility and, along with Capital Power, markets surplus power from the facility.

 

 

 

 

Capacity

  • 480 megawatts
  • 530 tonnes/hr. of steam 

Equipment

  • Two Westinhouse 501 F gas turbines
  • Two Notter/Erikson heat recovery system generators
  • One Toshiba steam turbine 

Highlights

  • Long-term power and steam agreements with NOVA chemicals
  • Merchant plant sales to the Power Pool of Alberta

Commissioned

  • 2000

Ownership

  • ATCO Power - 40%
  • Capital Power Corporation - 40%
  • NOVA Chemicals Ltd - 20%

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