In May 2026, Fangkuai Boiler was named the first-ranked candidate for Nanjing GCL Gas-Fired Cogeneration Co., Ltd.’s procurement project for one 100 t/h gas-fired boiler and its auxiliary equipment. The project specifies a delivery schedule of 90 days.
Nanjing GCL plans to build two 200 MW-class gas-steam combined-cycle units, with an expected annual capacity of approximately 2 billion kWh of electricity and 2.4 million tonnes of heat supply. The 100 TPH water-tube boiler will support the cogeneration plant’s heating system.
Fangkuai Boiler holds a Class A boiler manufacturing license and has more than 100 independent intellectual property rights. Its large-capacity water-tube steam boilers feature a double-drum, longitudinal “D-type” structure designed for efficient operation and low NOx emissions. Fangkuai has previously supplied 100 TPH-class boiler equipment for major energy and heating projects in China.
Fangkuai Boiler has been selected as the first-ranked candidate to supply a 100 TPH gas-fired water-tube boiler for Nanjing GCL’s combined-cycle cogeneration project, with a delivery schedule of 90 days.
Fangkuai Boiler is supplying two electrode micro-pressure phase-change hot water boilers for a 1.05 GW compressed air energy storage project in Ulanqab, supporting the integration of renewable electricity, energy storage and clean heating.
The efficiency of a gas-fired steam boiler depends on multiple factors, including technology type, design, fuel utilization, and operating conditions. Currently, the most efficient types on the market are: