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Pakistan's power generation increased significantly up 48% year-on-year in April
China Economic Net - Economic Daily 2018-05-30 07:12
Economic Daily Islamabad correspondent Liang Tong reported: Recently, the Pakistan State Electricity Regulatory Authority released data showing that in April of this year, Pakistan’s national power generation amounted to 10,135.08 GWh, up 48% year-on-year, and the phenomenon of power cut caused by insufficient power was greatly reduced. Industrial and residential electricity use is better guaranteed.
The report said that in the Pakistani national power structure, the domestic production of regasified liquefied natural gas (RLNG) reached 2699.08 GWh, accounting for 27% of the total; the natural gas power generation amounted to 1646.04 GWh, accounting for 16.24%; the fuel power generation was 1555.54. In Jiwas, accounting for 15.3%; coal-fired power generation was 1401.61 GWh, accounting for 14%; nuclear power generation was 835.95 GWh, accounting for 8.25%; wind power generation was 206.67 GWh, accounting for 2.04%.
Gas-fired power plants that use natural gas from different sources as fuel are the main contributors to the above-mentioned power generation. 27% of the 10,135.08 GWh power generation comes from gas-fired power plants that use regasified imported LNG as fuel, and 16% from the use of domestically produced natural gas. As a gas-fired power plant, the two accounted for 43% of the total electricity generation, which is approximately double the figure of last year's 22%. The biggest feature of a gas-fired power plant is its short construction period, which doubles its share of total power generation within a year.
According to statistics, coal-fired power stations generated a total of 1401.61 GWh in April this year, accounting for 14% of the total electricity generated in the current month. Last year this proportion was only negligible 0.23%. This almost development from scratch has directly benefited from the construction of energy projects in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. This year, compared to last year's new power generation, all of them come from the two major coal-fired power plants, Sasival and Qassem. They are the two fastest-growing thermal power plant projects under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, respectively, in July last year. In January this year, full-power grid-connected power generation was achieved ahead of schedule. In addition, in terms of clean energy, wind power contributed 206.67 GWh of electricity in April, which was 11 times of wind power generation in the same period of last year, mainly due to a series of wind power projects built by Chinese enterprises in the northeast wind district of Karachi.
Corridor energy projects help Pakistan increase the total amount of power generated, but also through the replacement of high-cost fuel for power generation, to achieve the effect of reducing the cost of electricity generation. In April of this year, the total amount of electricity generated from the use of heavy oil as fuel was 1,550.54 GWh, a decrease of about half from the same period of last year, and the proportion of total power generation dropped from 41% to 15%.
This article is from China Economic Net - Economic Daily
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http://www.ce.cn/cysc/ny/gdxw/201805/30/t20180530_29279546.shtml
China Economic Net - Economic Daily 2018-05-30 07:12
Economic Daily Islamabad correspondent Liang Tong reported: Recently, the Pakistan State Electricity Regulatory Authority released data showing that in April of this year, Pakistan’s national power generation amounted to 10,135.08 GWh, up 48% year-on-year, and the phenomenon of power cut caused by insufficient power was greatly reduced. Industrial and residential electricity use is better guaranteed.
The report said that in the Pakistani national power structure, the domestic production of regasified liquefied natural gas (RLNG) reached 2699.08 GWh, accounting for 27% of the total; the natural gas power generation amounted to 1646.04 GWh, accounting for 16.24%; the fuel power generation was 1555.54. In Jiwas, accounting for 15.3%; coal-fired power generation was 1401.61 GWh, accounting for 14%; nuclear power generation was 835.95 GWh, accounting for 8.25%; wind power generation was 206.67 GWh, accounting for 2.04%.
Gas-fired power plants that use natural gas from different sources as fuel are the main contributors to the above-mentioned power generation. 27% of the 10,135.08 GWh power generation comes from gas-fired power plants that use regasified imported LNG as fuel, and 16% from the use of domestically produced natural gas. As a gas-fired power plant, the two accounted for 43% of the total electricity generation, which is approximately double the figure of last year's 22%. The biggest feature of a gas-fired power plant is its short construction period, which doubles its share of total power generation within a year.
According to statistics, coal-fired power stations generated a total of 1401.61 GWh in April this year, accounting for 14% of the total electricity generated in the current month. Last year this proportion was only negligible 0.23%. This almost development from scratch has directly benefited from the construction of energy projects in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. This year, compared to last year's new power generation, all of them come from the two major coal-fired power plants, Sasival and Qassem. They are the two fastest-growing thermal power plant projects under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, respectively, in July last year. In January this year, full-power grid-connected power generation was achieved ahead of schedule. In addition, in terms of clean energy, wind power contributed 206.67 GWh of electricity in April, which was 11 times of wind power generation in the same period of last year, mainly due to a series of wind power projects built by Chinese enterprises in the northeast wind district of Karachi.
Corridor energy projects help Pakistan increase the total amount of power generated, but also through the replacement of high-cost fuel for power generation, to achieve the effect of reducing the cost of electricity generation. In April of this year, the total amount of electricity generated from the use of heavy oil as fuel was 1,550.54 GWh, a decrease of about half from the same period of last year, and the proportion of total power generation dropped from 41% to 15%.
This article is from China Economic Net - Economic Daily
All rights reserved.
http://www.ce.cn/cysc/ny/gdxw/201805/30/t20180530_29279546.shtml
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