Iran

Khy GuD Kraftwerk — 349 MW Erdgas

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Khy GuD Kraftwerk ist ein 349 MW Gas Kraftwerk in Iran. Standort, Kapazität und technische Details anzeigen.

Kapazität
349 MW

Installed

Inbetriebgenommen
2010

Year online

Besitzer
Iran Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution Company (TAVANIR)

Operator

Standort
38.41, 44.91

Koordinaten

Insights

#183
largest in Iran
#2,108
largest Erdgas worldwide
#5,666
largest worldwide
2010
11 yrs newer than avg
2
operated by Iran Power Generation,…
3
plants within 100 km

Technische Details

Brennstofftyp
Erdgas
Kapazität
349 MW
Inbetriebgenommen
2010
Status
Operational
Besitzer
Iran Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution Company (TAVANIR)
Land
Iran
Koordinaten
38.405, 44.912

CO₂-Fußabdruck

Jährliches CO₂
674,701 t

tonnes / year

Lebensdauer CO₂
20,241,027 t

over ~30 yrs

Intensity
490 g

Geschätzte gCO2/kWh

Jährliche Emissionen entsprechen

146,674
Autos pro Jahr
89,960
Haushalte pro Jahr
30,668,222
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About this plant

The نیروگاه سیکل ترکیبی خوی, or Khoy combined cycle power plant, is a significant gas-fired energy generation facility located in Iran with a capacity of 349.3 MW. Situated at coordinates 38.4054, 44.9116, this power plant plays a critical role in supporting the regional energy grid, particularly as the nation works to meet increasing electricity demands. Utilizing advanced combined cycle technology, the plant operates efficiently by converting natural gas into electricity while simultaneously capturing waste heat to produce additional power. This method not only enhances the plant’s overall efficiency but also minimizes environmental impact compared to conventional coal-fired plants. The Khoy combined cycle power plant is essential for Iran’s energy strategy, which emphasizes the utilization of domestic natural gas resources to ensure energy security and reduce reliance on imported fuels. As part of Iran’s broader energy landscape, this facility contributes to the stability and reliability of power supply for both urban and rural areas, making it a vital asset in the nation’s energy infrastructure.

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