The
Top 100 - Part II
The World's Largest Power Plants
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No 26 - Ohi 4,710 MW Japan Photograph courtesy of Kansai Electric Power Co Ltd |
No 27 - Fukushima Daiichi 4,696 MW Japan Photograph courtesy of Tokyo Electric Power Co Ltd |
No 28- Zouxian 4,540 MW China Photograph courtesy of SEPCO III |
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No 29 - Bratsk 4,500 MW Russia Photograph courtesy of RAO UESR |
No 30 - Pickering 4,405 MW Canada Photograph courtesy of Ontario Power Generation |
No 31 - Fukushima Daini 4,400 MW Japan Photograph courtesy of Tokyo Electric Power Co Ltd |
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No 32 - Kashima 4,400 MW Japan Photograph courtesy of Tokyo Electric Power Co Ltd |
No 33 - Ninghai 4,400 MW China Photograph courtesy of ZJ Construction Engineering |
No 34 - Kendal 4,374 MW South Africa Photograph courtesy of Eskom |
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No 35 -Belchatow 4,340 MW Poland Photograph courtesy of Elektrownia Belchatow SA |
No 36 - Al-Shuaibah 4,323 MW
Photograph courtesy of Turkiye Muteahhitler Birliggi (TMB) |
No 37 - Az Zour South 4,314 MW Kuwait Photograph courtesy of Siemens AG |
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No 38 - Palo Verde 4,284 MW USA Photograph courtesy of Power |
No 39 - Hsinta 4,280 MW Taiwan Photograph courtesy of Taiwan Power Co |
No 40 - Ghazlan 4,256 MW Saudi Arabia Photograph courtesy of Saudi Electricity Co |
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No 41 - Huaneng Yuhuan 4,200 MW China Photograph courtesy of CPI Yuanda |
No 42 - Mailiao 4,200 MW Taiwan Photograph courtesy of Mailiao Power Co |
No 43 - Tatan 4,200 MW Taiwan Photograph courtesy of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries |
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No 44 - Castle Peak 4,110 MW China Photograph courtesy of CLP Group |
No 454 - Majuba 4,110 MW South Africa Photograph courtesy of Babcock-Hitachi Europe |
No 46 - Hekinan 4,100 MW Japan Photograph courtesy of Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries |
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No 47 - Taean 4,100 MW South Korea Photograph courtesy of Korea Electric Power Co |
No 48 - Dangjin 4,075 MW South Korea Photograph courtesy of Korea East-West Power Co |
No 49 - Drax 4,065 MW England Photograph courtesy of Drax Group plc |
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No 50 - Balakovo 4,000 MW Russia Photograph courtesy of Rosenergoatom |
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Note: Megawatt values are the sum of the gross capacity (MWe) of generating units in operation, shutdown units, and deactivated units of any size or technology at the plant site. The information is the most recent readily available and deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Comments, updates, or better-quality photographs are welcome and should be directed to industcards@aol.com.
Data source: Platts UDI World Electric Power Plants Data Base
Updated 01/18/10