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Malesice power station— 165 MW Coal

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The Malesice power station stands as the 42nd largest power generation facility in the Czech Republic, boasting a coal-fired capacity of 165 MW. This facility plays a notable role in the regional energy landscape, contributing 0.49% to the national energy capacity of 33,961 MW. Commissioned in 1969 and operated by Prazska Teplarenska AS, Malesice is significant not only for its age but also for its positioning within a cluster of substantial coal plants. Nearby, the Elektrárna Mělník and Melnik power stations each have impressive capacities of 960 MW, while the Kladno plant adds 404 MW to the mix. This regional concentration of coal facilities underscores the Czech Republic's reliance on coal, which remains the dominant fuel source in the country, accounting for a significant portion of the energy profile. In comparison to the national average capacity per plant, which is approximately 59.9 MW (33,961 MW divided by 568 plants), Malesice's output is considerably higher, showcasing its importance within the grid. As the energy landscape evolves, Malesice's role will be pivotal, especially as discussions around cleaner energy sources intensify. The plant's operational longevity and contribution to the local economy remain essential as the Czech Republic navigates its energy transition.