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Electrical Generation Technologies

Gas Turbines

Open Cycle
Combined Cycle

Diesel Engines

Average Speed
Low speed

Steam Cycles

Circulating Fluid Bed
Subcritical
Supercritical
Ultracritical

Gasifycation

Electricity
Chemical/Fuel
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Hydrogen
Nitrogen
CO2

Renewables

Biomass
Wind
Geothermal
Tidalenergy
Micro Hydropower Plant
Mini Hydropower Plant
Hydro Power Plants

Transmission

765 kV AC
400 kV AC
230, 138, 115 kV AC DC
Submarine cables

Substations
765 kV
400 kV
230, 138, 115 kV
Compact

Integrated Gasification to Combined Cycle

ASINCRO has identified the technology of Integrated Gasification to Combined Cycle (IGCC) as the technology of the future, for electrical generation. Accordingly, it has invested significant technical resources to research and development (R&D) on this technology. As a result, ASINCRO has been involved in important projects using the gasification of solid fuels for power generation in several countries around the world.

Development of Studies and Energy Projects based on Latest Technologies

1974

Venezuela – Outdoor Type Substations – High Voltage 115-400 kV – CADAFE

1976

Venezuela – Thermal Power Plants based on Gas Turbines – CADAFE

1979

Venezuela – Substations and Transmission Lines at Extra High Voltage – 765 kV EDELCA

1980

Venezuela – Indoor Type Substations (GIS) at 115 and 230 kV – PDVSA

1983

Venezuela – Large Hydropower Plants – 7,180 MW CADAFE & EDELCA

1989

Venezuela – Industrial Services of Oil Refinery Complex, Cardón – PDVSA

1989

Venezuela – Feasibility and Basic Engineering Combined Cycle – 1,500 MW – 2 STAGES – EDC

2001

Venezuela – Gasification Large Modules (IGCC) COAL – COQUE TO MW, CO2 and N2 Raw Fields Injection Lake Maracaibo – PDVSA

2003

Italy – Gasification Large Modules – GE (IGCC) COAL TO MW – SULCIS

2006

Venezuela – Thermal Plants based on Reciprocating Engines – PDVSA2007 – Venezuela – Renewable Power Plants – Wind – PDVSA

2009

Venezuela – Gasification of Large Modules – Coque To MW & H2 & Steam Citgo – PDVSA

2010

Dominican Republic – Increasing Modular Gasification (GMC) Biomass To MW

2014 to 2016

Colombia – Growing Modular Gasification (GMC) Coal To MW, Coal To Urea

2017 to 2018

Caribbean Region – Renewable Power Plants – Solar / Photovoltaic

2018 Start and Continue

Colombia – Electric Generation Steam Cycle Ultra-Supercritical Technology for Energy Supply for Aluminum Production – GRUPO NEO