Matimba Power Station

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Matimba Power Station is a large coal-fired power plant in South Africa and one of the key facilities in the country’s electricity generation network.

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instanceOf coal-fired power station
commissioned late 1980s
constructionStart early 1980s
coolingType dry-cooling
country South Africa
countryGridCode South African Grid Code NERFINISHED
employs power station staff
environmentalConcern air pollution
greenhouse gas emissions
fuelSource Grootegeluk Coal Mine NERFINISHED
fuelType bituminous coal
gridConnection South African national grid NERFINISHED
gridOperator Eskom NERFINISHED
hasCoolingSystem natural-draft dry-cooling towers
hasImpact major contributor to South Africa’s baseload power supply
hasInfrastructure high-voltage transmission lines
hasOwnerType state-owned utility
hasTechnology pulverized coal combustion
installedCapacity 3990 MW
locatedIn Lephalale NERFINISHED
Limpopo Province NERFINISHED
Waterberg coalfield region NERFINISHED
near Grootegeluk Coal Mine NERFINISHED
Medupi Power Station NERFINISHED
numberOfUnits 6
operatedBy Eskom NERFINISHED
operatorHeadquarters Johannesburg NERFINISHED
ownedBy Eskom NERFINISHED
partOf South African electricity generation network NERFINISHED
primaryFuel coal
purpose electricity generation
regionServed national
regulator National Energy Regulator of South Africa NERFINISHED
significance one of the largest direct dry-cooled power stations in the world
status operational
unitCapacity 665 MW
usesCooling air-cooled condenser

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Emalahleni hasPowerStationNearby Matimba Power Station