Italy

Termoli power plant — 769 MW Gás Natural

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Termoli power plant é uma usina de 769 MW de gás localizada em Itália. Veja localização, capacidade e detalhes técnicos.

Capacidade
769 MW

Installed

Comissionada
2005

Year online

Proprietário
Enel

Operator

Localização
41.94, 15.00

Coordenadas

Insights

#70
largest in Itália
#1,065
largest Gás Natural worldwide
#3,151
largest worldwide
2005
6 yrs newer than avg
78
operated by Enel
35
plants within 100 km

Localização

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Detalhes Técnicos

Tipo de Combustível
Gás Natural
Capacidade
769 MW
Comissionada
2005
Status
Operational
Proprietário
Enel
País
Italy
Coordenadas
41.937, 15.000

Pegada de carbono

CO₂ anual
1,485,385 t

tonnes / year

CO₂ de Vida Útil
44,561,551 t

over ~30 yrs

Intensity
490 g

Est. gCO2/kWh

Emissões anuais equivalentes a

322,910
carros por ano
198,051
residências por ano
67,517,501
árvores para compensar

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

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About this plant

The Termoli power plant, located in Italy, is a notable gas-fired power generation facility with a capacity of 769 MW. Positioned at coordinates 41.9370, 15.0004, this plant plays a critical role in the Italian energy landscape by providing reliable electricity to the national grid. The use of natural gas as a fuel type allows for efficient energy generation, and its lower emissions profile compared to coal makes it a favorable option in Italy’s transition toward more sustainable energy practices. As part of the larger Italian energy policy which encourages a shift away from fossil fuels, the Termoli power plant represents a strategic asset in maintaining energy security while supporting the country’s decarbonization goals. The operational context of this facility is particularly relevant as Italy continues to invest in energy diversification and renewable sources. By utilizing advanced gas turbine technology, the Termoli power plant contributes not only to stabilizing the energy supply but also to ensuring that Italy meets its growing electricity demands while moving towards a greener future.

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