World Power Plants

Oil Power Plants in Japan

27 plants · 49,159 MW total installed capacity

#Power plantCapacity (MW)Year
1Kashima Power Station5,6601973
2Hiroshima Thermal Power Station4,4001994
3Hirono Thermal Power Station4,4001970
4Hirono Thermal Power Station4,4002015
5Chita3,9661997
6Yokohama3,3251972
7Yokosuka2,2741971
8Kainan2,1001997
9Atsumi1,9001970
10Gobo1,8001995
11Sakaide1,5001994
12Anan1,2451995
13Anegasaki1,2001970
14Tamashima1,2001995
15Ako1,2001995
16Tanagawa Daini1,2001997
17Nishi Nagoya1,1901971
18Taketoyo1,1251994
19Buzen1,0001994
20Owase Mita8751997
21Aioi7501970
22Kashima Kita6501981
23Akita6001994
24Buzen Power Station503.61977
25Mishima Mill (Taio)5002001
26Hachinohe Taiheiyo125.21994
27Kani Mill702001

Frequently Asked Questions: Oil Power in Japan

How many Oil power plants are in Japan?

Japan has 27 Oil power plants with a combined installed capacity of 49,159 MW.

What is the largest Oil power plant in Japan?

Kashima Power Station is the largest Oil power plant in Japan, with an installed capacity of 5,660 MW, commissioned in 1973.

What is the newest Oil power plant in Japan?

The most recently commissioned Oil power plant in Japan is Hirono Thermal Power Station (2015).

What is the average size of a Oil power plant in Japan?

The average Oil power plant in Japan has a capacity of 1,821 MW.