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HAZIRA-GSECL— 351.43 MW Natural Gas

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The HAZIRA-GSECL power plant, located in India at coordinates 21.1652, 72.6613, is a modern gas-fired power generation facility with a capacity of 351.43 MW. Commissioned in 2012, it represents a significant advancement in India's energy infrastructure, utilizing state-of-the-art combustion technology to provide efficient and cleaner electricity. Natural gas has become an increasingly important part of India's energy mix, playing a critical role in reducing dependence on coal and enhancing sustainability within the power sector. The HAZIRA-GSECL plant operates within the context of India's broader energy policies aimed at increasing the share of cleaner fuels and improving energy security. Its operational flexibility makes it ideal for responding to peak demand periods, ensuring that electricity supply remains stable and reliable in a rapidly growing economy. The facility is strategically positioned in the Hazira region, which is key to supporting local industries and residential consumers alike, thereby enhancing the regional grid's resilience. As India moves towards ambitious renewable energy targets, the HAZIRA-GSECL power plant illustrates how gas-fired power generation can serve as a transitional solution, providing the necessary energy support while facilitating a gradual shift to a more sustainable energy future.