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HUBCO’s 660MW coal power unit in Balochistan goes offline after major transformer fault

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HUBCO’s 660MW coal power unit in Balochistan goes offline after major transformer fault

HUBCO has disclosed that one of the two generating units at the China Power Hub Generation Company plant in Balochistan has stopped operating after a major fault in its main transformer. The unit, which can produce about 660MW, will remain out of service while the fault is assessed and repairs are carried out, Profit by Pakistan Today reported.

The coal-fired facility is run by CPHGC and has two units of roughly 660MW each, giving it a total installed capacity of about 1,320MW, alongside a coal jetty. CPHGC is jointly owned by Hub Power Holdings, a wholly owned HUBCO subsidiary, and China Power International (Pakistan) Investment Limited. HUBCO gave no estimate for the repair period or the unit’s return to generation.

At a glance

  • A transformer fault has taken one 660MW CPHGC unit offline.
  • HUBCO provided no expected repair or restart date.

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Originally reported by PROFIT BY PAKISTAN TODAY

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