Nha may Nhiet dien Duyen Hai 1 es una planta de energía 1,245 MW Carbón ubicada en Vietnam. Ver ubicación, capacidad y detalles técnicos.
Installed
Year online
Operator
Coordenadas
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Ubicación
Detalles Técnicos
- Tipo de Combustible
- Carbón
- Capacidad
- 1,245 MW
- Comisionado
- 2015
- Status
- Operational
- Propietario
- EVN
- País
- Vietnam
- Coordenadas
- 9.582, 106.525
Huella de Carbono
tonnes / year
over ~40 yrs
Est. gCO2/kWh
Emisiones anuales equivalentes a
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About this plant
Nhà máy Nhiệt điện Duyên Hải 1 is a crucial coal-fired power generation facility in Vietnam, with a remarkable capacity of 1245 MW. This power plant plays an essential role in supporting the country’s growing energy needs, particularly as Vietnam experiences rapid industrialization and urbanization. Utilizing advanced coal combustion technology, Duyên Hải 1 efficiently converts coal into electricity, contributing to the national grid’s stability and reliability. Located at coordinates 9.5818° N latitude and 106.5249° E longitude in the Trà Vinh Province, this facility is strategically situated to leverage both local and imported coal resources. Operated by the Electricity of Vietnam (EVN), the plant is aligned with the country’s energy policy, which emphasizes the importance of coal as a vital resource for energy generation. While coal continues to be a primary energy source for Vietnam, Duyên Hải 1 also faces the challenges of balancing economic growth with environmental considerations. As the country strives to enhance its energy security, the Duyên Hải 1 power plant plays a pivotal role in ensuring a steady electricity supply, underscoring the significant role of fossil fuels in the current energy landscape while also prompting discussions around the need for a transition to cleaner energy alternatives in the future.
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