Japan

Shin-Oita Thermal Power Station — 2,825 MW Gas Natural

Gas Natural Verificado

Shin-Oita Thermal Power Station es una planta de energía 2,825 MW gas ubicada en Japón. Ver ubicación, capacidad y detalles técnicos.

Capacidad
2,825 MW

Installed

Comisionado
2010

Year online

Propietario
Kyushu Electric Power

Operator

Ubicación
33.27, 131.71

Coordenadas

Insights

#31
largest in Japón
#63
largest Gas Natural worldwide
#368
largest worldwide
2010
11 yrs newer than avg
20
operated by Kyushu Electric Power
57
plants within 100 km

Detalles Técnicos

Tipo de Combustible
Gas Natural
Capacidad
2,825 MW
Comisionado
2010
Status
Operational
Propietario
Kyushu Electric Power
País
Japan
Coordenadas
33.268, 131.707

Huella de Carbono

CO₂ Anual
5,456,714 t

tonnes / year

CO₂ de por vida
163,701,405 t

over ~30 yrs

Intensity
490 g

Est. gCO2/kWh

Emisiones anuales equivalentes a

1,186,242
automóviles al año
727,562
hogares al año
248,032,432
árboles para compensar

Indicative estimate from standard life-cycle emission and capacity factors — not a measured figure. Open calculator

Plantas Cercanas

About this plant

The Shin-Oita Power Plant, also referred to by its local name 新大分火力発電所, is a major gas-fired power generation facility located in Japan at coordinates 33.2680, 131.7069. With a robust capacity of 2825 MW, this facility is operated by 九州電力株式会社 and plays an essential role in the country’s energy generation landscape. Harnessing the advantages of gas turbine technology, the Shin-Oita Power Plant is designed for efficient energy output, making it a vital contributor to the local electrical grid. In light of Japan’s energy policies, which emphasize a shift towards cleaner and more sustainable energy sources, this power plant is strategically positioned to support the nation’s energy security while addressing the growing demand for electricity. The operational flexibility of the Shin-Oita Power Plant allows it to adapt to varying load demands, making it a key player in ensuring a stable energy supply. As Japan continues its journey towards a more balanced energy portfolio, the Shin-Oita Power Plant remains at the forefront of the transition towards lower-emission energy generation.

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