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Iernut Power Station


Country	Romania
Location	Iernut, Mureș County
Coordinates	46°28′02″N 24°11′17″E / 46.467229°N 24.188083°E / 46.467229; 24.188083
Owner	Romgaz
Thermal power station
Primary fuel	Natural gas
Power generation


Units operational	1 x 200 MW 1 x 100 MW (mothballed)
Units under const.	1 x 430 MW
Units decommissioned	3 x 100 MW 1 x 200 MW
Nameplate capacity	300 MW
Capacity factor	200
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The Iernut Power Station is a thermal power plant located in Iernut, Mureș County, Romania, having 2 generation groups, one of 100 MW and one group of 200, having a total electricity generation capacity of 300 MW.

In 2007, a contract was signed with Austrian company Verbund for the installation of a seventh electricity generation group of 400 MW at a total cost of US$375 million that will increase the installed capacity of the power plant to 1,200 MW.

The powerplant is set to be expanded with a new group of 430 MW.

In 2012 the power station was acquired by Romgaz in quantum of the accumulated debt of 150 million euro by the previous owner company, Electrocentrale București.

Operations

Unit	Capacity (MW)	Status
Iernut - 1	100	decommissioned
Iernut - 2	100	decommissioned
Iernut - 3	100	decommissioned
Iernut - 4	100	mothballed
Iernut - 5	200	operational
Iernut - 6	200	decommissioned
Iernut - 7	430	in construction

References

Termocentrala Iernut si-a triplat productia de electricitate (in Romanian)
Verbund Austria va extinde termocentrala Iernut (in Romanian)
"Romgaz a încheiat un contract pentru finalizarea centralei electrice de 430 MW de la Iernut". Economedia.ro (in Romanian). 2023-03-30. Retrieved 2023-06-19.
Romgaz a preluat termocentrala de la Iernut

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(more than 100 MW installed capacity)

Thermal

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Nuclear

Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant - 1,300 MW

Wind farms

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Green Energy - 200 MW
Pechea - 150 MW
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Solar parks

Arad 1 - 1044 MW
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CEF Bucșsani - 221 MW
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CEF Iepurești - 165 MW
Rătești - 155 MW
CEF Vadeni 1 - 145 MW
CEF Vadeni 2 - 145 MW
CEF Calugăreni 2 - 121 MW
CEF Dobra - 117 MW
CEF Vacarești - 108 MW

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