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Komsomolskaya CHPP-2— 240.5 MW Coal

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Komsomolskaya CHPP-2 ranks as the 252nd largest power generation facility in Russia, with a capacity of 240.5 MW. This positions it as the 68th largest coal plant out of 112 in the country, emphasizing its role within a coal-dominated energy sector where natural gas remains the primary fuel source. Contributing approximately 0.08% to Russia's total capacity of 315,886 MW, Komsomolskaya CHPP-2 is integral in providing a stable energy supply in the Far Eastern region. Leveraging coal combustion technology, the plant efficiently converts coal into electricity, thereby supporting the local grid and regional energy demands. The facility is situated amidst other gas-fired plants, including the Amursk power plant and Amurskaya CHPP, both boasting a capacity of 285 MW, highlighting a local energy cluster that combines different fuel types to enhance energy reliability. Notably, Komsomolskaya CHPP-2's capacity is consistent with the average capacity of Russian power plants, reflecting the country’s energy landscape, which features a significant reliance on coal and gas. Owned and operated by JSC 'FAR EASTERN GK,' this facility was commissioned to meet the growing energy needs of the region. As Russia continues to navigate its energy transition, Komsomolskaya CHPP-2 will play a crucial role in balancing the energy mix while addressing environmental concerns associated with coal generation. The future of this plant is central to discussions about energy diversification and the integration of cleaner technologies in the region.