Al-Krimat Solar Thermal Power Station— 140 MW Gaz Naturel
المحطة الشمسية الحرارية بالكريمات holds a significant position in Egypt's energy sector, ranking #102 among 155 power generation facilities in the country. With a capacity of 140 MW, it accounts for 0.10% of the national energy output, reflecting its role in a landscape where gas is the dominant fuel type. Specifically, the plant ranks #89 among 98 gas plants in Egypt, indicating its relative size in the national context. Situated near a cluster of major gas plants, such as the massive محطة بني سويف المركبة and Beni Suef Power Plant, both producing an impressive 4,800 MW, المحطة الشمسية الحرارية بالكريمات serves as a smaller, yet crucial part of a highly concentrated energy grid. The facility utilizes advanced gas generation technology, which is essential for meeting the growing energy demands of Egypt's population. The country itself has a total capacity of 138,304 MW, generated by a network of 155 facilities, underscoring the strategic importance of maintaining a diverse energy portfolio. Since its commissioning in 2011, the plant has been operated efficiently, contributing to the overall stability of the grid in a region where energy supply is critical for economic development. The proximity to other large gas plants enhances its operational reliability and provides a safety net for the local grid. As Egypt continues to expand its energy infrastructure, المحطة الشمسية الحرارية بالكريمات represents not only a key player in the immediate area but also a part of the national strategy to enhance energy security. The facility's role in providing reliable power will be increasingly vital as the country aims to integrate more renewable sources into its energy mix. The forward-looking significance of this plant lies in its potential to adapt to new technologies and contribute to a more sustainable energy future for Egypt.
15 ans d'ancienneté
Égypte, Africa
- 102e plus grande des 155 centrales de Égypte
- N° 8 685 mondial par puissance installée
- N° 2 959 sur 5 146 centrales Gaz Naturel dans le monde
- 0,1% de la puissance installée de Égypte
15 ans d'exploitation
Moyenne du parc Gaz Naturel : 26,9 ans
Egyptian Electricity Holding Company exploite 61 centrales totalisant 52 596 MW
27 centrales dans un rayon de 100 km, 46 869 MW au total
Source: OpenStreetMap
Emplacement
Estimations basées sur le facteur d'émission du Gas (490 g CO₂/kWh) et le facteur de capacité (45 %). Les émissions réelles peuvent varier selon les conditions d'exploitation, le rendement et la qualité du combustible.
Détails Techniques
- Type de Combustible Principal
- Gas
- Source d'Énergie
- Non Renouvelable
- Pays
Égypte- Continent
- Africa
- Source des Données
- Base de Données Mondiale des Centrales Électriques
Égypte — Profil Énergétique
Centrales Électriques à Proximité
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