Below is a list of the major power stations in Shanghai , China.[ citation needed ]
Coal-based
Station | Name in Chinese | Coordinates | Capacity (MW) | Operational Units | Under Construction Units |
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Waigaoqiao Power Station | 外高桥电厂 | 31°21′21″N121°35′50″E / 31.35583°N 121.59722°E | 5,000 [1] | 4*300MW, 2*900MW, 2*1000MW | |
Shidongkou Power Station | 石洞口电厂 | 31°27′49″N121°24′15″E / 31.46361°N 121.40417°E | 3,600 | 4*300MW, 4*600MW | |
Caojing Power Station | 漕泾电厂 | 30°45′36″N121°23′59″E / 30.76000°N 121.39972°E | 2,700 | 2*1000MW, 2*350(IGCC) | |
Wujing Power Station | 吴泾电厂 [2] | 31°03′31″N121°27′56″E / 31.05861°N 121.46556°E | 2,400 | 4*300MW, 2*600MW | 2*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 | 1,200 | 1*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 | 375 |
Natural Gas Based
Station | Name in Chinese | Coordinates | Capacity (MW) | Operational Units | Under Construction Units |
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Lingang LNG Power Station | 临港燃气电厂 | 30°51′03″N121°47′16″E / 30.85083°N 121.78778°E | 1,400 | 4*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 | 1,213 | 1x468MW, 1x745MW | |
Shidongkou Power Station | 石洞口电厂 | 31°27′49″N121°24′15″E / 31.46361°N 121.40417°E | 1,197 | 3*399MW | |
Chongming LNG Power Station | 崇明燃气电厂 | 31°35′18″N121°28′28″E / 31.58833°N 121.47444°E | 848 | 2*424MW | |
Fengxian LNG Power Station | 奉贤燃机电厂 | 30°58′33″N121°29′46″E / 30.97583°N 121.49611°E | 720 | 4*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 | 656 | 2*328MW |
Station | Name in Chinese | Coordinates | Operational Capacity (MW) | Operational Units | Under Construction Units | Planned Units |
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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 | 102 [3] | 34*3MW | ||
Nanhui Wind Power Farm | 南汇风电场 | 30°57′31″N121°55′13″E / 30.95861°N 121.92028°E | 16.5 | 11*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 | 4.5 | 3*1.5MW | 10*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 | 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 | 3.4 | 4*0.85MW | 4*2MW |
Station | Name in Chinese | Coordinates | Operational Capacity (kW) | Under Construction Capacity (kW) | Planned Units(kW) |
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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 | 6,688 [4] | ||
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 | 1,046 [5] | ||
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 | 1,080 [6] |
Solar power in Arizona has the potential to, according to then-Governor Janet Napolitano, make Arizona "the Persian Gulf of solar energy". In 2012, Arizona had 1,106 MW of photovoltaic (PV) solar power systems, and 6 MW of concentrated solar power (CSP), bringing the total to over 1,112 megawatts (MW) of solar power. As an example, the Solana Generating Station, a 280 MW parabolic trough solar plant, when commissioned in 2013, was the largest parabolic trough plant in the world and the first U.S. solar plant with molten salt thermal energy storage.
The Donghai Bridge Wind Farm is a 102 MW offshore wind farm close to the Donghai Bridge, Shanghai and is capable of powering 200,000 households. It started producing and transmitting power to the mainland grid on July 6, 2010. It is the first commercial offshore wind farm in China.