Huntstown Power Station

Energy case study, Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra®

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Location - Ireland

Sector - Energy

Product - Colorcoat HPS200®

Now Superceded By Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra®

Colour Roof - Albatross

Architect - Mitsubishi / Jacobs Babtie Acting

Main Contractor - Siac Roofing And Cladding

System Manufacturer - Tegral Metal Forming

Year - 2009

Environment - Inland

The power station is a purpose-built combined steam and natural gas-fired (CCGT) operation on the outskirts of Dublin at Finglas, fed by pipeline with gas from both the UK and Ireland. It has a capacity of 343MW and is capable of supplying 17% of the Republic’s electricity needs. Construction began at Huntstown in December 2000 and the station went into commercial operation in November 2002. The second phase of generation at Huntstown was completed in 2009.

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