Wachiralongkorn Dam Power Plant— 300 MW Hydroélectrique
The โรงไฟฟ้าเขื่อนวชิราลงกรณ, also known as the Vajiralongkorn Dam Power Plant, is a significant hydroelectric generation facility located in Thailand. With a capacity of 300 MW, this power plant plays a crucial role in the country's energy generation landscape, contributing to the national grid and supporting Thailand's renewable energy goals. Commissioned to harness the potential of the nearby Vajiralongkorn Dam, this facility epitomizes the shift towards sustainable energy sources in Thailand. Strategically situated at coordinates 14.7992° N and 98.6000° E, the power plant benefits from the rich water resources available in the region. Thailand's government has made concerted efforts to promote renewable energy, and the Vajiralongkorn Dam Power Plant is integral to achieving these objectives. By utilizing the natural flow of water to generate electricity, the facility not only provides clean energy but also helps to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, aligning with national policies aimed at decreasing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing energy security. Operated by the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), the plant utilizes advanced hydroelectric technology that allows for efficient energy production. This technology is designed to optimize the conversion of kinetic energy from flowing water into electrical power, thus maximizing output while minimizing environmental impact. The operational capabilities of the Vajiralongkorn Dam Power Plant ensure that it can respond effectively to demand fluctuations, making it a reliable source of electricity for the local grid. In summary, the Vajiralongkorn Dam Power Plant is a vital asset in Thailand's energy generation framework. Its 300 MW capacity underscores the importance of hydroelectric power in the national energy mix, contributing to the sustainability and reliability of electricity supply in the country. As Thailand continues to advance its energy policies, this hydroelectric facility will play a crucial role in supporting the nation’s commitment to a cleaner and more sustainable energy future.
32 ans d'ancienneté
Thaïlande, Asia
- 70e plus grande des 293 centrales de Thaïlande
- N° 6 026 mondial par puissance installée
- N° 1 086 sur 8 493 centrales Hydroélectrique dans le monde
- 0,31% de la puissance installée de Thaïlande
32 ans d'exploitation
Moyenne du parc Hydroélectrique : 42,1 ans
EGAT exploite 16 centrales totalisant 5 676 MW
7 centrales dans un rayon de 100 km, 2 838 MW au total
Source: OpenStreetMap
Emplacement
Zéro émission directe
Wachiralongkorn Dam Power Plant est une centrale hydro produisant environ 1051 GWh d'électricité propre par an, sans émission directe de CO₂ pendant son exploitation.
Émissions sur le cycle de vie : ~24 g CO₂/kWh (fabrication, transport, démantèlement)
Détails Techniques
- Type de Combustible Principal
- Hydro
- Source d'Énergie
- 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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