China Power Hub Generation Company

The 1,320 MW China Power Hub Generation Company power plant in Hub, Pakistan, reached commercial operation on schedule and on budget. GE supplied steam turbines, generators and boilers for the project, which will provide power to 4 million homes.

GE has delivered the first steam turbine for the 1,320MW China Power Hub Generation Company (CPHGC) coal-fired power plant in Lasbela, Pakistan. The project is expected to be in commercial operation by mid-2019.

GE Steam Power has successfully synchronized the first of two supercritical turbines at China Power Hub Generation Company's (CPHGC) 1,320 MW power plant in Hub, Balochistan, Pakistan, completing the milestone three months ahead of schedule. The plant is a joint venture between China Power International Holding and Hub Power Company.

GE Steam Power synchronized the first of two supercritical turbines to Pakistan's national grid at China Power Hub Generation Company's 1,320 MW power plant in Hub, Balochistan, three months ahead of schedule, 27 months after notice to proceed.

GE Steam Power synchronized the first of two supercritical turbines at China Power Hub Generation Company's 1,320 MW power plant in Hub, Balochistan, Pakistan, three months ahead of schedule. The milestone was achieved 27 months after the project received go-ahead.

GE delivered and synchronized the first steam turbine for the 1,320 MW CPHGC power plant in Lasbela, Pakistan, three months ahead of schedule. The turbine was supplied under a 2016 EPC contract with NWEPDI and TEPC.

GE is supplying Northwest Electric Power Design Institute and Tianjin Electric Power Construction with two units each of supercritical steam turbines, boilers and generators for the China Power Hub Generation Company 1320 MW power plant in District Hub, Balochistan, Pakistan.