Iraq

Hilla Second Gas Power Station— 250 MW Natural Gas

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محطة الحلة الغازية الثانية ranks as the 56th largest power generation facility in Iraq, contributing a capacity of 250 MW to the national grid. With a share of approximately 0.43% of Iraq's total installed capacity of 58,413 MW, this gas-fired power plant reflects the ongoing reliance on natural gas for energy production in the country. Owned and operated by the Ministry of Electricity and commissioned in 2012, it plays a pivotal role in ensuring energy security for the region. Surrounded by larger facilities such as the Al Khairat Thermal Power Plant, which boasts a capacity of 2,800 MW, and the Al-Mussaib Thermal Power Station at 1,280 MW, محطة الحلة الغازية الثانية is part of a broader energy cluster that highlights the significant role of gas in Iraq's energy landscape. This cluster includes a mix of both gas and oil-fired plants, such as the محطة كهرباء المسيب الحرارية and Al-Mansurya, further emphasizing the diversity of fuel types in the region. Iraq's energy profile consists of 104 total plants, with an average capacity of approximately 561 MW per facility, making the capacity of محطة الحلة الغازية الثانية relatively modest in comparison. However, its operational significance cannot be understated as it contributes to the overall stability of the power supply in the region. As Iraq continues to develop its energy strategy and infrastructure, the role of gas plants like محطة الحلة الغازية الثانية will become increasingly important in transitioning towards a more sustainable energy future. The government’s focus on enhancing capacity and efficiency promises to improve the economic landscape while addressing pressing energy demands.