The 2 x 660 MW Coal Fired Thermal Power Plant at Jamshoro is an important national project aimed at strengthening Pakistan’s electricity supply. Located near the Indus River, the plant is being developed with modern super critical technology to ensure better efficiency and reduced environmental impact. The project includes large marine operations, heavy equipment unloading and steady progress in civil and structural construction.
Key Features and Project Details
- Location: Situated in Jamshoro Sindh with convenient access for fuel supply and marine operations.
- Capacity: Total planned generation of 1320 MW through two units of 660 MW each.
- Technology: Uses super critical coal- based systems that help produce electricity more efficiently.
- Marine Works: Includes a dedicated jetty, cargo handling facilities and transport of major components.
- Construction Activity: Ongoing work on boilers, turbines, cooling systems and essential plant structures.
- Environmental Measures: Equipped with systems designed to control emissions and maintain safety standards.
- Economic Impact: Will help reduce electricity shortages and support long term national development.
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