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Summit Bibiana-2341 MW Gas

Gas

Summit Bibiana-2, located in Bangladesh, is a pivotal gas-fired power generation facility contributing significantly to the nation's energy landscape. With a capacity of 341 MW, this power plant is operated by Summit Corporation Limited and serves as a critical component in addressing the electricity needs of a rapidly growing population. The coordinates 24.6358 latitude and 91.6587 longitude place this facility in a region where energy demands are on the rise, making it essential for enhancing grid stability. The use of gas as a fuel type for generation allows for efficient and cleaner electricity production, which is increasingly important for Bangladesh as it aims to balance economic development with environmental sustainability. The operational context of Summit Bibiana-2 reflects the national policy goals of increasing energy access and reducing reliance on more polluting energy sources. As the country continues to expand its energy infrastructure, facilities like Summit Bibiana-2 are vital for ensuring a steady and reliable power supply, thereby supporting industrial growth and improving the quality of life for its citizens.

Capacity
341 MW
Commissioning Year
2018

8 years old

Owner
Summit Corporation Limited
Location
24.6358°, 91.6587°

Bangladesh, Asia

Location
Coordinates:: 24.635800, 91.658700
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Technical Details
Primary Fuel Type
Gas
Energy Source
Non-Renewable
Country
Bangladesh
Continent
Asia
Data Source
Global Power Plant Database
BangladeshEnergy Profile
57
Total Plants
11.8 GW
Total Capacity
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