Power Stations in New Zealand - Fossil Fuel Power Stations

Fossil Fuel Power Stations

Name Location Fuel(s) Type Operator Capacity (MW) Commissioned Notes
Auckland Hospital Grafton, Auckland Gas/Diesel cogeneration Auckland DHB / Meridian Energy 3.6 2005
Bream Bay Northland Diesel recip engine TrustPower 9 2011
Edgecumbe Edgecumbe, Bay of Plenty Gas cogeneration Bay of Plenty Energy 10 1996 Typhoon gas turbine plus HRSG supplying power to grid and steam to adjacent dairy factory
Glenbrook Glenbrook, Auckland Coal/Gas waste heat Alinta 112 1997 Continuous rating 99 MW
Huntly 1-4 Huntly, Waikato
37°32′40″S 175°09′01″E / 37.544475°S 175.150412°E / -37.544475; 175.150412 (Huntly 1-4 coal/gas-fired power station)
Coal/Gas steam turbine Genesis Energy 1000 1983 Part of Huntly complex
Huntly 5 Huntly, Waikato
37°32′35″S 175°08′57″E / 37.543046°S 175.149103°E / -37.543046; 175.149103 (Huntly 5 gas-fired power station)
Gas combined-cycle Genesis Energy 400 2007 Part of Huntly complex
Huntly 6 Huntly, Waikato
37°32′38″S 175°08′53″E / 37.543982°S 175.14814°E / -37.543982; 175.14814 (Huntly 6 gas-fired power station)
Gas/Diesel open-cycle Genesis Energy 50 2004 Part of Huntly complex
Kapuni Kapuni, Taranaki Gas combined-cycle cogeneration Vector / Bay of Plenty Energy 25 1998
Kawerau (TPP) Kawerau, Bay of Plenty Gas cogeneration Tasman Pulp and Paper 37 1966
Kinleith Kinleith, Waikato Wood/Gas cogeneration Genesis Energy 40 1998
Mangahewa Taranaki Gas Todd Energy 9.0 2008
Marsden Diesel (Bream Bay) Northland Diesel Trustpower 9 2011 Caterpillar diesel units used as peaking plant to mitigate price peaks
McKee Taranaki Gas reciprocating Todd Energy 2.0 2008 Waste heat used to heat hot water for plant usage
McKee (turbine) Taranaki Gas open-cycle Todd Energy 100 2013
Otahuhu B Otahuhu, Auckland
36°57.072′S 174°51.923′E / 36.951200°S 174.865383°E / -36.951200; 174.865383 (Otahuhu B gas-fired power station)
Gas combined cycle Contact Energy 380 2000
QE2 Park Queen Elizabeth II Park, Christchurch Diesel reciprocating engine Orion New Zealand 4 2011-2 4× 1MW diesel gensets installed to alleviate supply constraints in northeastern Christchurch following the February 2011 Christchurch earthquake
Southdown Southdown, Auckland
36°55′39″S 174°49′38″E / 36.927563°S 174.827328°E / -36.927563; 174.827328 (Southdown cogeneration power station)
Gas combined-cycle cogeneration Mighty River Power 170 1997
Stratford Stratford, Taranaki
39°19′56″S 174°19′8″E / 39.33222°S 174.31889°E / -39.33222; 174.31889 (Stratford gas-fired power station)
Gas open/combined-cycle Contact Energy 585 1998, 2010 1 x combined cycle Alstom GT26A/B (385MW), 2 x open cycle GE LMS100 turbines used for peak supply (200MW)
Te Rapa Te Rapa, Hamilton
37°42′59″S 175°13′0″E / 37.71639°S 175.21667°E / -37.71639; 175.21667 (Te Rapa cogeneration power station)
Gas cogeneration Contact Energy 44 1999 MS6001B gas turbine plus HRSG supplying power to the grid and steam to adjacent dairy factory
Wellington Hospital Newtown, Wellington Gas/Oil cogeneration Capital & Coast DHB / Vector / Meridian Energy 8 1981
Whareroa near Hawera, Taranaki Gas combined-cycle cogeneration Fonterra / Todd Energy 69.6 1996
Whirinaki Whirinaki, Hawke's Bay
39°22′34″S 176°53′36″E / 39.37611°S 176.89333°E / -39.37611; 176.89333 (Whirinaki diesel-fired power station)
Diesel open-cycle Contact Energy 155 2004

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