Banqiao Power Station

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Banqiao Power Station
板桥电厂
Banqiao Power Station
Country China
Location Jiangsu
Coordinates 31°57′04″N118°38′00″E / 31.951193°N 118.633301°E / 31.951193; 118.633301
StatusOperational
Owner(s) China Resources Power Holdings Co Ltd
Thermal power station
Primary fuel Coal
Power generation
Units operational2 × 135 MW
2 × 330 MW
Nameplate capacity 830 MW
Annual net output 1 277.58 mln. kWh

Banqiao Power Station, also known as Nanjing Thermal Power Station and Jiangsu Nanre Coal Power Plant, is a coal-fired power station in the Jiangsu province of China, located near the city of Nanjing.

Banqiao Power Station is owned by China Resources Power Holdings Co Ltd. It has been active since 2004 and has a power capacity of 830 Megawatt. Its operational units consist of 2 × 135 MW and 2 × 330 MW. [1]

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