メキシコ

Lerma— 112 MW 石油

Oil検証日: 2026年2月

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Lerma is a 112 MW oil-fired power plant located in Mexico. It operates on oil and contributes to the country's energy generation since its commissioning. The plant is part of Mexico's broader energy infrastructure. Lerma ranks as the 32nd largest oil plant in Mexico. With a capacity of 112 MW, it represents 0.59% of Mexico's total oil capacity of 18,889 MW. Mexico has 38 oil plants with a combined capacity of 18,889 MW. In comparison, the largest oil plant, Central Termoeléctrica Francisco Pérez Ríos, has a capacity of 2,200 MW, making Lerma about 5.1% the size of this facility. Oil is a significant component of Mexico's energy mix, contributing approximately 18% of the country's electricity generation. The Lerma plant's operation supports local energy needs, given Mexico's reliance on diverse energy sources. It is situated in the southern region of the country, not far from the Gulf of Mexico, approximately 350 km from Mexico City.