The
Top 100 - Part IV
The World's Largest Power Plants
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No 76 - Datong-II 3,720 MW China Photograph courtesy of China Guodian Corp |
No 77 - Lethabo 3,708 MW South Africa Photograph courtesy of Eskom |
No 78 - Martin County 3,705 MW USA Photograph courtesy of FPL |
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No 79 - Tutuka 3,654 MW South Africa Photograph by Stefan Schloehmer |
No 80 - Ratchaburi 3,645 MW Thailand Photograph courtesy of Ratchaburi Electricity Generating Holding plc |
No 81 - Bang Pakong 3,634 MW Thailand Photograph courtesy of Elec Generating Auth Thailand |
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No 82 - Hamaoka 3,617 MW Japan Photograph courtesy of Chubu Electric Power Co |
No 83 - Anegaski 3,600 MW Japan Photograph courtesy of Tokyo Electric Power Co Ltd |
No 84 - Duvha 3,600 MW South Africa Photograph courtesy of Eskom |
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No 85 - Houshi 3,600 MW China Photograph courtesy of China Environmental Project Tech |
No 86 - Kostroma 3,600 MW Russia Photograph courtesy of RAO UESR |
No 87 - Matla 3,600 MW South Africa Photograph by Stefan Schloehmer |
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No 88 - Montalto di Castro 3,600 MW Italy Photograph courtesy of Enel SpA |
No 89 - Sodegaura 3,600 MW Japan Photograph courtesy of Tokyo Electric Power Co Ltd |
No 90 - Tuoketuo-1 3,600 MW China Photograph courtesy of Datang International Power Generation Co |
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No 91 - Vuglegirska 3,600 MW Ukraine Photograph courtesy of Centrenergo |
No 92 - Zaporizhzhya 3,600 MW Ukraine Photograph courtesy of United States Energy Association |
No 93 - Scherer 3,564 MW USA Photograph courtesy of Georgia Power Co |
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No 94 - Bowen 3,541 MW USA Photograph courtesy of Georgia Power Co |
No 95 - Genkai 3,478 MW Japan Photograph courtesy of Obayashi Corp |
No 96 - Tarbela 3,478 MW Pakistan Photograph courtesy of Pakistan Electric Power Co |
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No 97 - Didcot 3,472 MW England Photograph courtesy of Siemens |
No 98 - Browns Ferry 3,465 MW USA Photograph courtesy of Tennessee Valley Authority |
No 99- Ilha Solteira 3,444 MW Brazil Photograph courtesy of CESP |
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No 100 - Suralaya 3,440 MW Indonesia Photograph by Paul Riley |
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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 08/08/10