Estación de Energía de Karmaala es una planta de energía 930 MW gas ubicada en Irak. Ver ubicación, capacidad y detalles técnicos.
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Year online
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Detalles Técnicos
- Tipo de Combustible
- Gas Natural
- Capacidad
- 930 MW
- Comisionado
- 2013
- Status
- Operational
- Propietario
- KAR Group
- País
- Iraq
- Coordenadas
- 35.972, 43.775
Huella de Carbono
tonnes / year
over ~30 yrs
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About this plant
The وێستگەی کارەبای خورمەڵە power plant, located in Iraq, is a state-of-the-art gas-fired facility that plays a vital role in the country’s energy generation strategy. Commissioned in 2013 and operated by the KAR Group, this power generation facility boasts a robust capacity of 930 MW, contributing significantly to Iraq’s national energy supply. Situated at coordinates 35.9720 latitude and 43.7749 longitude, this plant is strategically positioned to serve the growing energy needs of the region. The gas technology employed in this facility allows for efficient and cleaner energy production compared to traditional fossil fuel power plants. With natural gas being a key resource in Iraq, the وێستگەی کارەبای خورمەڵە power plant exemplifies the country’s efforts to enhance its energy infrastructure while reducing environmental impact. The significance of this power plant extends beyond mere capacity; it is integral to stabilizing the national grid and supporting the country’s goals for energy diversification and security. In the context of Iraq’s energy policy, this facility aligns with efforts to modernize the energy sector and attract investment in sustainable practices, marking a step towards a more resilient energy future.
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