Petronas Centralized Unit Facilities Kerteh— 216 MW Gas Natural
Petronas Centralized Unit Facilities Kerteh stands at the 75th position among Malaysia's 157 power generation facilities, showcasing its notable role in the nation’s energy landscape. With a capacity of 216 MW, this gas-fired plant plays an essential part in a country where gas is the dominant fuel, making up a significant portion of Malaysia's total capacity of 79,583 MW. The plant's contribution amounts to 0.27% of the national capacity, highlighting its importance in sustaining the energy supply chain. Operated by Malakoff Technical Solutions, Petronas Centralized Unit Facilities Kerteh employs advanced gas turbine technology to convert natural gas into electricity efficiently, reflecting the trend towards cleaner fossil fuel use in power generation. This facility is situated in a region densely packed with other gas plants, such as the nearby Sultan Ismail Power Station with a capacity of 1,400 MW and Paka Power Station at 1,136 MW, which collectively demonstrate the area’s heavy reliance on gas. In contrast, the smaller YTL Paka (780 MW) and the solar facility Merchang (50 MW) further diversify the energy mix while still leaning heavily on gas. The concentration of these plants within a 50 km radius emphasizes the strategic importance of this area for energy production in Malaysia. With natural gas being the dominant fuel type in the country, Petronas Centralized Unit Facilities Kerteh’s operational capacity is pivotal in balancing supply and demand, especially during peak usage times. The plant's role is expected to grow as Malaysia continues to develop its energy infrastructure while aiming for sustainability. By leveraging gas technology, the facility not only supports local economic growth but also contributes to the nation’s broader environmental goals, showcasing the potential for gas to serve as a cleaner bridge towards renewable energy adoption.
11 años de antigüedad
Malasia, Asia
- 75.ª mayor de las 157 centrales de Malasia
- N.º 7157 del mundo por potencia instalada
- N.º 2605 de 5146 centrales de Gas Natural en el mundo
- 0,27% de la potencia instalada de Malasia
11 años en operación
Media de la flota de Gas Natural: 26,9 años
Malakoff Technical Solutions opera 2 centrales con un total de 324 MW
11 centrales en un radio de 100 km, 4722 MW en total
Fuente: OpenStreetMap
Ubicación
Estimaciones basadas en el factor de emisión de Gas (490 g CO₂/kWh) y el factor de capacidad (45%). Las emisiones reales pueden variar según las condiciones de funcionamiento, la eficiencia y la calidad del combustible.
Detalles Técnicos
- Tipo de Combustible Principal
- Gas
- Fuente de Energía
- No Renovable
- País
Malasia- Continente
- Asia
- Fuente de Datos
- Base de Datos Global de Centrales Eléctricas
Malasia — Perfil Energético
Plantas de Energía Cercanas
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