Coal Power Plants in South Korea

38 plants · 83,337 MW total installed capacity

#	Power plant	Capacity (MW)	Year
1	Dangjin Thermal Power Station	6,040	2010
2	Dangjin Power Station	6,040	2010
3	Boryeong Thermal Power Station	5,350	1999
4	Boryeong Power Plant	5,350	1999
5	Yeongheung Thermal Power Station	5,080	2015
6	Yeongheung	5,080	2010
7	Yonghungdo power station	5,080	2015
8	Hadong Power Plant	4,000	2011
9	Hadong Thermal Power Station	4,000	2011
10	Boryeong (poryang)	4,000	2003
11	Dangjin	4,000	2009
12	Hadong	4,000	1999
13	Taean	4,000	2008
14	Samcheonpo	3,240	1999
15	Anin Power Plant	2,080	2011
16	Samcheok Green power station	2,044	2016
17	Shin Boryeong Power Plant	2,000	2014
18	Samcheok Power Plant	2,000	2019
19	Shin Boryeong power station	2,000	2017
20	Bukpyeong Power Plant	1,190	2011
21	Bukpyung power station	1,190	2017
22	Yeosu	678	2011
23	Honam	500	1973
24	Honam Coal-Fired Power Plant	500	2010
25	Seagull power station	421	2014
26	Donghae Coal-Fired Power Plant	400	2015
27	Donghae power station	400	1998
28	Seocheon	400	1983
29	Yeongnam	400	1999
30	Yeongdong	325	2000
31	Yeongdong Thermal Power Plant	325	1999
32	Yeongdong Thermal Power Station	325	1999
33	Saemangeum Ocise	305	2016
34	Hanwha Energy Gunsan Plant	222	2010
35	Gunsan Power Plant	222	2010
36	Bukeju	150	2000
37	Ansan LNG Combined Cycle Power Plant	0	2012
38	GS이앤알 반월열병합발전소	0	2011

Frequently Asked Questions: Coal Power in South Korea

South Korea has 38 Coal power plants with a combined installed capacity of 83,337 MW.

Dangjin Thermal Power Station is the largest Coal power plant in South Korea, with an installed capacity of 6,040 MW, commissioned in 2010.

The most recently commissioned Coal power plant in South Korea is Samcheok Power Plant (2019).

The average Coal power plant in South Korea has a capacity of 2,193 MW.