Davao San Miguel power station is a 300 MW coal power plant located in Philippines. View location, capacity, and technical details.
Installed
Year online
Operator
Coordinates
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Technical Details
- Fuel Type
- Coal
- Capacity
- 300 MW
- Commissioned
- 2017
- Status
- Operational
- Owner
- SMC Global Power Holdings
- Country
- Philippines
- Coordinates
- 6.394, 125.617
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About this plant
The Davao San Miguel power station, located in the Philippines at coordinates 6.3943° N, 125.6173° E, plays a crucial role in the energy generation landscape of the region. Commissioned in 2017 and operated by SMC Global Power Holdings, this coal-fired power plant has a capacity of 300 MW, contributing significantly to the local grid and the national energy mix. The facility employs advanced coal technology, ensuring efficient energy generation while meeting the demands of a growing population. The Philippines has been actively working to enhance its energy security, and facilities like the Davao San Miguel power station are vital in reducing dependency on imported fuels and providing a stable electricity supply. The use of coal as a primary fuel source aligns with the country’s energy policy, which aims to balance the growing energy needs with the importance of energy security. Situated in the Davao Region, this power plant not only supports local industries but also enhances the overall reliability of the grid in Mindanao, making it a cornerstone of the area’s economic development. The Davao San Miguel power station stands as an example of the Philippines’ efforts to bolster its energy generation capabilities while navigating the complexities of environmental considerations surrounding coal usage.
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