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Suyuan power station— 150 MW Coal

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Situated in the heart of Guangxi province, the Suyuan power station ranks as the 1321st largest power generation facility in China, with a coal capacity of 150 MW. This facility, commissioned in 2015 and operated by Guangxi Suyuan Investment Co Ltd, contributes to a region that heavily relies on coal for its energy needs. The Suyuan power station is surrounded by several notable coal facilities, including the Baise Coal power station with a capacity of 1320 MW and the Baise Smelter power station at 700 MW, along with hydro and additional coal plants in the vicinity. This regional energy context underscores the significance of coal in Guangxi’s energy mix, which reflects the broader national profile where coal is the predominant fuel among China’s 4430 total plants. Representing a small share of the national capacity of 1,603,494 MW, the Suyuan power station stands as the 902nd coal plant in the country, highlighting its role within a densely populated coal sector. The facility's operational footprint is essential for meeting local energy demands, particularly as China grapples with balancing economic growth and environmental responsibility. Looking ahead, the Suyuan power station's role will be increasingly scrutinized as the nation transitions towards a more diversified energy portfolio, navigating the path towards sustainable energy practices.