Navanakorn Power Station— 199 MW Gaz Naturel
โรงไฟฟ้านวนคร holds a notable position as the 90th largest power generation facility in Thailand, operating with a capacity of 199 MW. Within the gas sector, it ranks 62nd out of 79 gas plants in the country. This facility contributes a significant 0.20% share of the national capacity, which totals 99,456 MW across 293 plants, with gas being the dominant fuel source. Commissioned in 2016, the plant utilizes modern gas turbine technology, which is renowned for its efficiency and lower emissions compared to traditional coal-fired plants. The facility's strategic location is enhanced by its proximity to several larger gas plants, including the Wang Noi plant, which boasts an impressive 2027 MW capacity, as well as the Gulf JP Uthai Power Plant and the Gulf JP NS, both at 1600 MW. Other nearby facilities include the Rojana Power Plant 1 and Nong Saeng, each also contributing 1600 MW. This cluster of gas facilities underscores the importance of natural gas in Thailand's energy landscape, particularly as the country aims to balance energy security with environmental sustainability. The operational framework of โรงไฟฟ้านวนคร aligns with Thailand's broader energy policy, which seeks to increase the share of cleaner energy sources while maintaining a reliable supply. As the nation continues to navigate its energy transition, โรงไฟฟ้านวนคร is positioned to play a pivotal role in supporting this journey, helping to ensure that the growing energy demands of Thailand are met with a focus on efficiency and environmental responsibility.
10 ans d'ancienneté
Thaïlande, Asia
- 90e plus grande des 293 centrales de Thaïlande
- N° 7 544 mondial par puissance installée
- N° 2 666 sur 5 146 centrales Gaz Naturel dans le monde
- 0,21% de la puissance installée de Thaïlande
10 ans d'exploitation
Moyenne du parc Gaz Naturel : 26,9 ans
Gulf Energy Development exploite 2 centrales totalisant 326 MW
85 centrales dans un rayon de 100 km, 49 733 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
Thaïlande- Continent
- Asia
- Source des Données
- Base de Données Mondiale des Centrales Électriques
Thaïlande — Profil Énergétique
Centrales Électriques à Proximité
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