Ișalnița Power Station
44°23′15″N 23°43′5″E / 44.38750°N 23.71806°E / 44.38750; 23.71806Status Operational Commission date 1968 Owner(s) Complexul Energetic Oltenia Thermal power station Primary fuel Lignite, natural gas Power generation Units operational 1 x 315 MW (mothballed) Units planned 1 x 850 MW Units decommissioned 1 x 315 MW Nameplate capacity 315 MW External links Commons Related media on Commons
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The Işalniţa Power Station is a thermal power plant located in Işalniţa, Dolj County operating with one generating unit of 315 MW.
The tallest chimney of the power station is 200 metres tall.
Future extensions
A consortium formed by Alstom, Sumitomo and IHI Corporation was commissioned to upgrade the 315 MW group to 345 MW each at a total cost of US$315 million.[1]
There were plans to add another generating group of 500 MW at Işalniţa Power Station[2] at a cost of US$750 million. The plans were later canceled.
There are plans with Alro Slatina for construction of a new unit of 850 MW that will use natural gas as fuel.[3]
Operations
The recovery and resilience plan for Romania included decommisioning of Unit 8, which was achieved in 2021.[4]
Unit 7 stopped production from January 1, 2024 and was put in reserve, according with Complex Energetic Oltenia's plan to restructure the company. [1] It will be in reserve until the end of 2025, after which it will be decommissioned.[5]
| Unit | Capacity (MW) | Commissioned | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ișalnița - 1 | 50 | decommissioned | |
| Ișalnița - 2 | 50 | decommissioned | |
| Ișalnița - 3 | 50 | decommissioned | |
| Ișalnița - 4 | 55 | decommissioned | |
| Ișalnița - 5 | 100 | decommissioned | |
| Ișalnița - 6 | 100 | decommissioned | |
| Ișalnița - 7 | 315 | mothballed | |
| Ișalnița - 8 | 315 | decommissioned |
References
- ^ MEC vrea 14 milioane de euro in plus la Isalnita (in Romanian)
- ^ CE Craiova vrea o noua termocentrala
- ^ "Alro va construi o centrală electrică pe gaze de la Ișalnița împreună cu CE Oltenia". Economica.net (in Romanian). 2022-10-13. Retrieved 2023-06-03.
- ^ "MIHAI WEBER (PSD): "Solicit ministrului Energiei regândirea planului de renunţare la cărbune"". www.bursa.ro (in Romanian). Retrieved 2023-06-03.
- ^ "Ultimul grup al termocentralei Ișalnița a fost oprit la 1 ianuarie. "Se respectă la virgulă programul de închidere, dar punerea în funcțiune a instalațiilor noi e mult întârziată"". Economica.net (in Romanian). 2024-01-03. Retrieved 2024-01-03.
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