Colombia

Central Hidroeléctrica Dario Valencia — 150 MW Hidroeléctrica

Hidroeléctrica Renovable Verificado

Central Hidroeléctrica Dario Valencia es una planta de energía 150 MW Hidroeléctrica ubicada en Colombia. Ver ubicación, capacidad y detalles técnicos.

Capacidad
150 MW

Instalada

Comisionado
2015

Año de conexión

Propietario
Enel

Operador

Ubicación
4.60, -74.43

Coordenadas

Análisis

#69
la mayor de Colombia
#1,769
la mayor central de Hidroeléctrica del mundo
#8,356
la mayor del mundo
2015
31 años más nueva que la media
78
operada por Enel
15
centrales en un radio de 100 km

Detalles Técnicos

Tipo de Combustible
Hidroeléctrica
Capacidad
150 MW
Comisionado
2015
Status
Operational
Propietario
Enel
País
Colombia
Coordenadas
4.602, -74.432

Huella de Carbono

CO₂ Anual
12,614 t

toneladas / año

CO₂ de por vida
1,009,152 t

durante ~80 años

Intensidad
24 g

Est. gCO2/kWh

Emisiones anuales equivalentes a

2,742
automóviles al año
1,682
hogares al año
573,382
árboles para compensar

Fuente renovable: solo emisiones del ciclo de vida (materiales/construcción), sin combustión directa. Abrir calculadora

Plantas Cercanas

About this plant

The Central hidroeléctrica Darío Valencia stands out as the 69th largest power generation facility in Colombia, with a capacity of 150 MW that represents a noteworthy 0.40% of the nation’s total installed capacity of 37,499 MW. As a hydroelectric facility, it plays a vital role in a country where hydro power is the dominant fuel source, reflecting Colombia’s abundant water resources and commitment to renewable energy. Operated by Enel, this facility harnesses the power of flowing water, employing advanced turbine technology to convert kinetic energy into electrical energy efficiently. In the surrounding area, the plant is part of a regional hydroelectric cluster that includes the La Guaca hydro power plant, which has a significantly larger capacity of 324 MW, and the Dario Valencia Samper hydro power plant, which shares its name and capacity of 150 MW. These facilities not only enhance the local grid’s stability but also showcase the importance of hydroelectric power in meeting Colombia’s energy needs. Furthermore, smaller plants like the Laguneta hydro power plant (21 MW) contribute to the diverse energy mix in the region. The reliance on hydroelectric power emphasizes Colombia’s focus on sustainable energy solutions, positioning it as a leader in renewable energy within South America. Nationally, the landscape is characterized by a growing emphasis on hydroelectric generation, which aligns with the country’s environmental goals and socio-economic needs. Central hidroeléctrica Darío Valencia exemplifies how hydro power can deliver reliable energy while minimizing ecological impact. As Colombia continues to invest in its energy infrastructure, the significance of the Darío Valencia facility will likely increase, particularly in the face of climate change and the need for sustainable energy sources. The ongoing development of hydroelectric resources in Colombia highlights the potential for further growth in this sector, ensuring energy security while contributing positively to the environment.

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