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One of the most cost- effective sources of electricity available in Mexico CASE STUDY: GEOTHERMAL POWER Los Humeros II, Units 9 & 10 Mexico Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE) granted Alstom a contract for the supply of 2 x 25 MW geothermal power plant. Both turnkey plants included the installation of a geothermal steam turbine and all associated equipment including the engine house, substation, cooling system and generator. Production on the plant comprised a control room to monitor and control the operation of both units as well as the enlargement of the existing eight back pressure units in the field. Located in the Mexican State of Puebla, a wooded mountainous area 200 km east of Mexico City, Los Humeros II geothermal power plant used drilled wells to extract steam from a depth of up to 3,500 meters where the geothermal reservoir is located. Production took place at the Alstom’s Morelia factory – a specialised center in the manufacturing and assembly of turbines, generators, large-sized-diaphragm and blade fabrication. Units 9 and 10 operate as base-load power, feeding the nation’s electrical distribution grid, being capable of producing more than 400 GWh of clean electricity per year respectively, thus allowing a regional and international industrial scheme with supplies from Mexico, USA, Europe and more. RPWR/CASE/LHII_CS/EN/10.2014/FRA/2470 ©Copyright Alstom 2014. Information contained in this document is indicative only. No representation or warranty is given or should be relied on that it is complete or correct or will apply to any particular project. This will depend on the technical and commercial circumstances. It is provided without liability and is subject to change without notice. Reproduction, use or disclosure to third parties, without express written authority, is strictly prohibited. Alstom contributes to the protection of the environment. This leaflet is printed on environmentally friendly paper. MAIN FEATURES Highly efficient steam turbines based on more than 100 years experience Integrated solutions to maximise the total plant performance Remote controlling and monitoring of the geothermal power plant for autonomous operation CUSTOMER PROFILE Comision Federal de Electricidad, known as CFE, is a public company in charge of controlling and developing the power industry in Mexico. Nationwide, CFE runs the production, transmission and distribution of electric power with an installed capacity of 58.2 GW, of which 964.5 MW is geothermal. To date, Alstom has supplied 160 MW of the geothermal capacity with the 4 x 25 MW at Los Azufres II, the 2 x 5 MW at Las Tres Virgenes in Baja California Sur and the 2 x 25 MW at Los Humeros II, units 9 & 10. In 2013, Alstom has been awarded a 1 x 25 MW contract at Los Humeros III A power plant. CFE serves 26.9 million residential, commercial and industrial customer accounts, which includes about 80 million people. Its coverage is distributed along 734,000 km of transmission and distribution lines that run throughout most of the nation. RPWR/CASE/LHII_CS/EN/10.2014/FRA/2470 © ALSTOM 2014. All rights reserved.

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  • One of the most cost-effective sources of electricity available in Mexico

    CASE STUDY: GEOTHERMAL POWER

    Los Humeros II, Units 9 & 10Mexico

    Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE) granted Alstom a contract for the supply of 2 x 25 MW geothermal power plant. Both turnkey plants included the installation of a geothermal steam turbine and all associated equipment including the engine house, substation, cooling system and generator. Production on the plant comprised a control room to monitor and control the operation of both units as well as the enlargement of the existing eight back pressure units in the field.

    Located in the Mexican State of Puebla, a wooded mountainous area 200 km eastof Mexico City, Los Humeros II geothermal power plant used drilled wells to extract steam from a depth of up to 3,500 meters where the geothermal reservoiris located.

    Production took place at the Alstoms Morelia factory a specialised centerin the manufacturing and assembly of turbines, generators, large-sized-diaphragmand blade fabrication.

    Units 9 and 10 operate as base-load power, feeding the nations electricaldistribution grid, being capable of producing more than 400 GWh of cleanelectricity per year respectively, thus allowing a regional and international industrialscheme with supplies from Mexico, USA, Europe and more.

    RPWR/CASE/LHII_CS/EN/10.2014/FRA/2470 Copyright Alstom 2014. Information contained in this document is indicative only. No representation or warranty is given or should be relied on that it is complete or correct or will apply to any particular project. This will depend on the technical and commercial circumstances. It is provided without liability and is subject to change without notice. Reproduction, use or disclosure to third parties, without express written authority, is strictly prohibited. Alstom contributes to the protection of the environment. This leaflet is printed on environmentally friendly paper.

    MAIN FEATURES Highly efficient steam turbines based on more than 100 years experience Integrated solutions to maximise the total plant performance Remote controlling and monitoring of the geothermal power plant for autonomous operation

    CUSTOMER PROFILE

    Comision Federal de Electricidad, known as CFE, is a public company in charge of controlling and developing the power industry in Mexico. Nationwide, CFE runs the production, transmission and distribution of electric power with an installed capacity of 58.2 GW, of which 964.5 MW is geothermal. To date, Alstom has supplied 160 MW of the geothermal capacity with the 4 x 25 MW at Los Azufres II, the 2 x 5 MW at Las Tres Virgenes in Baja California Sur and the 2 x 25 MW at Los Humeros II, units 9 & 10. In 2013, Alstom has been awarded a 1 x 25 MW contract at Los Humeros III A power plant.

    CFE serves 26.9 million residential, commercial and industrial customer accounts, which includes about 80 million people. Its coverage is distributed along 734,000 km of transmission and distribution lines that run throughout most of the nation.

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  • Alstoms geothermal power plant offers: Plant integration using Plant IntegratorTMTMTMTM concept High reliability and availability Proven modules for any size and process Efficiency and performance with steam turbines designed to adapt to the most

    demanding geothermal steam conditions Outstanding operational flexibility through high-performance last-stage blades

    for all unit sizes and cooling conditions in any climate Compact and modular design Minimal maintenance resulting in shorter outage times Geothermal know-how from the experience gained in the construction and

    commissioning of geothermal projects around the world Sustainable clean power generation

    CASE STUDY: GEOTHERMAL POWERLOS HUMEROS II, UNITS 9 & 10

    ADVANTAGES

    For more informationplease contact Alstom Mexico:

    Alstom Mexico

    Montes Urales 727Col. Lomas de Chapaltepec

    11000 Ciudad de Mexico, D.FMEXICO

    Visit us online: www.alstom.com

    RPWR/CASE/LHII_CS/EN/10.2014/FRA/2470 Copyright Alstom 2014. Information contained in this document is indicative only. No representation or warranty is given or should be relied on that it is complete or correct or will apply to any particular project. This will depend on the technical and commercial circumstances. It is provided without liability and is subject to change without notice. Reproduction, use or disclosure to third parties, without express written authority, is strictly prohibited. Alstom contributes to the protection of the environment. This leaflet is printed on environmentally friendly paper.

    SCOPE OF THE ORDER

    Alstom is a global leader in steam turbine technology with more than 100 years of experience in manufacturing, delivering, installing and servicing steam turbine generator sets from 5 MW to 1,800 MW for a wide range of applications, including geothermal. Geothermal is one of the most reliable sources of renewable power.

    CFE launched an international bid with technical specifications to build a turnkey geothermal generation unit, including equipment to regulate and enhance geothermal steam, a geothermal steam turbine, generator, direct contact condenser, hotwell pumps, cooling tower, distributed control center, turbine control, motor control and electrical equipment rooms, substation, engine room, travelling derrick, firefighting system and Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioner (HVAC), as well as civil works, project management and commissioning. Alstoms tender provided an integrated solution that fulfilled CFEs needs, including a control room which will enable the remote controlling and monitoring of the geothermal plant, for autonomous operation.

    REDUCINGCOST OF ELECTRICITY

    Alstom pioneered the commercial exploitation of geothermal power in New Zealand in the 1950s. Today, we offer an extensive portfolio of cutting-edge solutions for geothermal applications that are grounded in technologies that have been proven in geothermal applications worldwide. For the most challenging geothermal applications, we are able to tailor our solutions to take account of aggressive steam conditions

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