List of Coal Power Plants Around the World

A coal power station is a

power station which burns a
fossil fuel coal to produce
electricity. Central station
coal power plants are
designed on a large scale for
continuous operation.
In many countries, such
plants provide most of the
electrical energy used. Coal
power stations have
machinery to convert the
heat energy of combustion
into mechanical energy,
which then operates an
electrical generator.
Coal Power Year of Country Capacity Mode of Shipment
Plant Initialization
Taichung 1990 China 10x550 Sea Shipping from AU,
Power Plant MW US, SA
Bełchatów 1982 Poland 12x380 Local Locomotives
Power Station MW
Tuoketuo 1995 China 8x600 MW Local Locomotives ship
Power Station 2x300 MW from Junggar
Vindhyachal 1987 India 6x210 MW Local Locomotives ship
Thermal 7x500 MW from Nigahi Mines
Power Station
Mundra 2009 India 4x330 MW Shipped from
Thermal 5x660 MW Indonesia
Power Station
Neurath 1972 Germany 3x300 MW Railway line ship from
Power Station 2x600 MW Garzweiler and
1x1100 MW Hambach Mines
Hsinta Power 1978 Taiwan 4326 MW Shipped from CA, AU,
Plant SA
Kendal Power 1988 South 4116 MW Local Locomotives ship
Station Africa from AEMFC
Drax power 1974 England 6x660 MW Railway line ship from
station Yorkshire
Pakistan Port 2017 Pakistan 1320 MW Shipped from SA,
Qasim Power Indonesia and AU
Project