Wilton Power Station— 227 MW Biomasse
Wilton Power Station, ranking as the 135th largest power generation facility in the United Kingdom, has established itself as a key player in the nation’s energy sector with a biomass capacity of 227 MW. Operated by SembCorp Utilities, this facility represents approximately 0.15% of the UK’s total capacity, which stands at 153,520 MW, primarily derived from gas. Notably, Wilton is the 3rd largest biomass plant out of 239 in the UK, highlighting its significant contribution to renewable energy generation in a predominantly fossil fuel-driven landscape. Utilizing biomass technology, Wilton Power Station converts organic materials into electricity, providing a renewable alternative that helps mitigate carbon emissions. The station harnesses locally sourced biomass, contributing to both energy generation and waste reduction efforts within the region. This innovative approach aligns with the UK’s broader goals of transitioning to greener energy sources and reducing reliance on traditional fossil fuels. The power station is situated near Hartlepool Nuclear Power Station (1180 MW) and the Teesport Renewable Energy Plant (299 MW), among others. This proximity to a mix of energy sources, including nuclear and wind, enhances the local energy cluster's resilience and stability. The regional grid benefits from this diverse energy profile, ensuring a more reliable power supply for surrounding communities and industries. In the context of the UK's energy landscape, which consists of 3024 total plants, the prominence of gas as the dominant fuel underscores the importance of diversifying energy sources. Wilton Power Station plays a crucial role in this diversification strategy, as biomass continues to gain traction in the national energy mix, particularly in achieving sustainability targets. SembCorp Utilities operates Wilton Power Station, which has been in operation since its commissioning. The facility is a prime example of the company’s commitment to sustainable development and innovation in energy generation. Looking forward, Wilton Power Station is set to remain a vital asset in the UK’s renewable energy strategy. Its operational capacity and commitment to using biomass fuel not only contribute to energy production but also support local economies and environmental sustainability. As the UK continues to pursue ambitious climate goals, the role of biomass plants like Wilton will become increasingly significant in shaping a cleaner energy future.
11 ans d'ancienneté
Royaume-Uni, Europe
- 134e plus grande des 3 024 centrales de Royaume-Uni
- N° 6 988 mondial par puissance installée
- N° 12 sur 1 487 centrales Biomasse dans le monde
- 0,15% de la puissance installée de Royaume-Uni
11 ans d'exploitation
Moyenne du parc Biomasse : 20,5 ans
SembCorp Utilities exploite 1 centrales totalisant 227 MW
168 centrales dans un rayon de 100 km, 14 642 MW au total
Source: OpenStreetMap
Emplacement
Estimations basées sur le facteur d'émission du Biomass (230 g CO₂/kWh) et le facteur de capacité (65 %). Les émissions réelles peuvent varier selon les conditions d'exploitation, le rendement et la qualité du combustible.
Détails Techniques
- Type de Combustible Principal
- Biomass
- Source d'Énergie
- Renouvelable
- Pays
Royaume-Uni- Continent
- Europe
- Source des Données
- Base de Données Mondiale des Centrales Électriques
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