Kashima Power Station
Kashima Power Station is a very powerful power plant that uses oil-fired and gas to generate electricity. The total installed capacity of this facility is 5,660MW, and although part of the plant is currently shut down, it is one of the largest fossil fuel power plants in the world.
The complex includes four oil-fired steam turbines, each with an output of 600 MW, two identical turbines with an output of up to 1000 MW and also three advanced combined cycle gas turbines with an output of up to 420 MW.
technical parameters Kashima Power Station
| Location | Kamisu, Ibaraki |
| Country | Japan |
| Owner | Tepco |
| Commission date | 1971 |
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| Turbine technology |
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| Nameplate capacity | 5,660 MW(3,260 MW active, 2,400 MW suspended indefinitely) |
Kashima Power Station
