Egypt

North Giza Power Station — 2,250 MW Gas

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North Giza Power Station is a 2,250 MW gas power station located in Egypt, commissioned in 2014. It is one of the facilities tracked in the World Power Plants database.

Capacity
2,250 MW

Installed

Commissioned
2014

Year online

Owner
Cairo Electricity Production Company

Operator

Location
30.25, 30.95

Coordinates

Technical Details

Fuel Type
Gas
Capacity
2,250 MW
Commissioned
2014
Status
Operational
Owner
Cairo Electricity Production Company
Country
Egypt
Coordinates
30.248, 30.947

About this plant

محطة كهرباء شمال الجيزة is a significant power generation facility located in Egypt, contributing to the national energy mix with its impressive gas-fired capacity of 2250 MW. Commissioned in 2014, this power plant plays a pivotal role in meeting the growing electricity demand in the region. The technology employed at this facility utilizes natural gas, a cleaner fossil fuel alternative, which aligns with Egypt’s ongoing efforts to transition towards more sustainable energy sources while ensuring reliable power supply. The strategic location of the power plant at coordinates 30.2480, 30.9470 places it in proximity to major urban centers, allowing for efficient energy distribution across the local grid. Operated by the Cairo Electricity Production Company, this facility underscores the importance of gas as a primary energy source in Egypt, which is essential for both residential and industrial sectors. The facility’s operation is aligned with Egypt’s national energy policy, which emphasizes the diversification of energy sources and the reduction of carbon emissions. With its substantial MW capacity, the محطة كهرباء شمال الجيزة significantly contributes to stabilizing the electricity supply in the area and supports the overall economic growth of the region.

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