List of major power stations in Shanghai

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Below is a list of the major power stations in Shanghai , China.[ citation needed ]

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Thermal power stations

Coal-based

StationName in Chinese Coordinates Capacity (MW)Operational UnitsUnder Construction Units
Waigaoqiao Power Station 外高桥电厂 31°21′21″N121°35′50″E / 31.35583°N 121.59722°E / 31.35583; 121.59722 (Waigaoqiao) 5,000 [1] 4*300MW, 2*900MW, 2*1000MW
Caojing Power Station漕泾电厂 30°45′36″N121°23′59″E / 30.76000°N 121.39972°E / 30.76000; 121.39972 (Caojing) 4,7002*1000MW, 2*350(IGCC)2*1000MW [2]
Shidongkou Power Station石洞口电厂 31°27′49″N121°24′15″E / 31.46361°N 121.40417°E / 31.46361; 121.40417 (Shidongkou) 3,6004*300MW, 4*600MW
Wujing Power Station 吴泾电厂 [3] 31°03′31″N121°27′56″E / 31.05861°N 121.46556°E / 31.05861; 121.46556 (Wujing) 2,4004*300MW, 2*600MW2*300MW
Baosteel Power Station宝山钢铁自备电厂 31°26′41″N121°26′10″E / 31.44472°N 121.43611°E / 31.44472; 121.43611 (Baosteel) 1,2001*150MW, 3*350MW
Shanghai Petrochemical Power Station上海石化自备电厂 30°41′55″N121°16′40″E / 30.69861°N 121.27778°E / 30.69861; 121.27778 (Shanghai Petrochemical) 375

Natural Gas Based

StationName in Chinese Coordinates Capacity (MW)Operational UnitsUnder Construction Units
Lingang LNG Power Station临港燃气电厂 30°51′03″N121°47′16″E / 30.85083°N 121.78778°E / 30.85083; 121.78778 (Lingang LNG Power Station) 1,4004*350MW
Minghang LNG Power Station闵行燃机示范工程 30°59′26″N121°22′39″E / 30.99056°N 121.37750°E / 30.99056; 121.37750 (Minghang LNG Power Station) 1,2131x468MW, 1x745MW
Shidongkou Power Station石洞口电厂 31°27′49″N121°24′15″E / 31.46361°N 121.40417°E / 31.46361; 121.40417 (Shidongkou) 1,1973*399MW
Chongming LNG Power Station崇明燃气电厂 31°35′18″N121°28′28″E / 31.58833°N 121.47444°E / 31.58833; 121.47444 (Chongming LNG Power Station) 8482*424MW
Fengxian LNG Power Station奉贤燃机电厂 30°58′33″N121°29′46″E / 30.97583°N 121.49611°E / 30.97583; 121.49611 (Fengxian LNG Power Station) 7204*180MW
Shanghai Chemical Industry Thermal Power Station上海化工区热电联供 30°47′33″N121°27′00″E / 30.79250°N 121.45000°E / 30.79250; 121.45000 (Shanghai Chemical Industry Thermal Power Station) 6562*328MW

Wind power

StationName in Chinese Coordinates Operational Capacity (MW)Operational UnitsUnder Construction UnitsPlanned Units
Donghai Bridge Wind Power Farm*东海大桥海上风电场 30°45′43″N122°0′15″E / 30.76194°N 122.00417°E / 30.76194; 122.00417 (Donghai Bridge Wind Farm) 102 [4] 34*3MW
Nanhui Wind Power Farm南汇风电场 30°57′31″N121°55′13″E / 30.95861°N 121.92028°E / 30.95861; 121.92028 (Nanhui Wind Farm) 16.511*1.5MW
Chongming Dongtan Wind Power Farm崇明东滩风电场 31°31′14″N121°55′57″E / 31.52056°N 121.93250°E / 31.52056; 121.93250 (Chongming Dongtan Wind Farm) 4.53*1.5MW10*1.5MW
Chongming Beiyan Wind Power Farm崇明北沿风电场 31°35′41″N121°50′30″E / 31.59472°N 121.84167°E / 31.59472; 121.84167 (Chongming Beiyan Wind Farm) 24*2MW
Fengxian Bay Wind Power Farm奉贤海湾风电场 30°48′53″N121°30′36″E / 30.81472°N 121.51000°E / 30.81472; 121.51000 (Fengxian Bay Wind Farm) 3.44*0.85MW4*2MW

Solar power

StationName in Chinese Coordinates Operational Capacity (kW)Under Construction Capacity (kW)Planned Units(kW)
Hongqiao Transportation Hub Solar Power Station虹桥车站太阳能电站 31°11′45″N121°18′58″E / 31.19583°N 121.31611°E / 31.19583; 121.31611 (Hongqiao Transportation Hub Solar) 6,688 [5]
Chongming Solar Photovoltaic Power Station崇明太阳能光伏电站 31°43′18″N121°30′38″E / 31.72167°N 121.51056°E / 31.72167; 121.51056 (Chongming Solar) 1,046 [6]
Shanghai Lingang Solar Photovoltaic Power Station上海临港太阳能光伏电站 30°53′08″N121°49′28″E / 30.88556°N 121.82444°E / 30.88556; 121.82444 (Lingang Solar) 1,080 [7]

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