Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand— 1498 MW Gas Natural
The การไฟฟ้าฝ่ายผลิตแห่งประเทศไทย power plant, also known as the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand, operates as a significant gas-fired power generation facility in Thailand, boasting a capacity of 1498 MW. This facility is crucial for the energy infrastructure of the country, particularly in supporting the energy demands of the bustling Bangkok area. Utilizing modern gas turbine technology, the plant converts natural gas into electricity efficiently, offering a cleaner alternative compared to more traditional fossil fuel methods. Located at coordinates 13.8110° N, 100.5080° E, this power plant plays an essential role in the local grid, ensuring a stable and reliable electricity supply for both residential and commercial users. Thailand’s energy policies are actively promoting a shift towards a more diversified energy portfolio, with natural gas at the forefront of this transition. The significant output of 1498 MW from this facility not only reinforces the country’s energy security but also aligns with national goals to reduce carbon emissions and enhance sustainability. The operation of the การไฟฟ้าฝ่ายผลิตแห่งประเทศไทย plant is fundamental in balancing supply and demand, particularly during peak periods when energy consumption surges. Its efficient gas-fired technology enables quick response capabilities, which is critical in maintaining grid stability as Thailand integrates more renewable energy sources into its mix. As the country progresses towards a greener energy future, this power plant stands as a vital component in supporting Thailand’s ambitions for sustainable energy development while meeting the needs of its growing population.
1.50 GW
11 años de antigüedad
Tailandia, Asia
- 18.ª mayor de las 293 centrales de Tailandia
- N.º 1282 del mundo por potencia instalada
- N.º 318 de 5146 centrales de Gas Natural en el mundo
- 1,55% de la potencia instalada de Tailandia
11 años en operación
Media de la flota de Gas Natural: 26,9 años
Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand opera 32 centrales con un total de 19.339 MW
72 centrales en un radio de 100 km, 45.874 MW en total
Central más cercana: The Mall - Ngamwongwan Solar Power Plant (6,1 km)
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
Tailandia- Continente
- Asia
- Fuente de Datos
- Base de Datos Global de Centrales Eléctricas
Tailandia — Perfil Energético
Plantas de Energía Cercanas
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