The Suizhong Power Station is a large coal-fired power station in Suizhong, China. The facility generates power by utilizing two units at 800 MW and two units at 1,000 MW, totalling the installed capacity to 3,600 MW.

CSEC Guohua International Power Company Limited (previously known as CLP Guohua Power Company Limited) is an evergreen joint stock company formed by CLP (30%) and China Shenhua Energy (70%). It is CLP's first evergreen joint stock company in the Mainland.

CSEC Guohua International owns a 100% stake in the Beijing Yire Power Station, a 65% stake in the Panshan Power Station, a 55% stake in Sanhe Power Station I & II, a 65% stake in Zhungeer II & III and a 50% stake in Suizhong I & II. The total gross generating capacity of the joint venture is 7,650MW and the equity share of CSEC Guohua International is equivalent to 4,442.5MW. CLP’s equity share is 1,333MW. There is potential to expand through new construction and acquisitions.

Suizhong Power Station
Coordinates 40°04′46″N 120°00′29″E / 40.07944°N 120.00806°E / 40.07944; 120.00806Coordinates: 40°04′46″N 120°00′29″E / 40.07944°N 120.00806°E / 40.07944; 120.00806
Status Operational
Commission date 2010
Owner(s) CSEC Guohua International Power Company
Location Suizhong, China
Fuel type Coal
Turbines Phase 1: 2 × 800MW
Phase 2: 2 × 1,000MW
Power generation information
Installed capacity 3,600 MW