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Kilo-X Dit— 260 MW Oil

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The Kilo-X Dit power generation facility in Sudan is a noteworthy player in the nation’s energy landscape, ranking as the fourth largest power plant with a capacity of 260 MW. This capacity accounts for approximately 9.34% of the country's total capacity of 2,783 MW, emphasizing its importance in Sudan's energy mix, which is predominantly hydroelectric. Kilo-X Dit stands as the second largest oil plant in Sudan, illustrating the diverse fuel types utilized within the country. The facility employs oil as its primary fuel source, allowing it to contribute significantly to the energy supply despite Sudan's larger reliance on hydroelectric power. In close proximity to other plants such as the Khartoum North oil plant, boasting a capacity of 351 MW, and the Kilo-X Nec facility, which has a capacity of 33.5 MW, Kilo-X Dit is part of a growing energy cluster in the region. This geographical concentration of plants not only enhances reliability but also provides a buffer against fluctuations in energy supply. Owned and operated within the framework of Sudan's evolving energy sector, Kilo-X Dit represents a critical resource in addressing the nation’s energy challenges. As Sudan continues to develop its infrastructure, the Kilo-X Dit plant is expected to play an increasingly important role in diversifying the energy portfolio while supporting economic growth.