List of power stations in Lebanon
Appearance
This article lists all power stations in Lebanon.
Thermal
[edit]Station | Coordinates | Capacity (MW) | Fuel | Year commissioned | Operator |
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Zouk | 33°58′12″N 35°36′14″E / 33.97000°N 35.60389°E | 607 | Fuel oil | 1984–1987 | Électricité du Liban |
Zahrani | 33°29′46″N 35°20′17″E / 33.49611°N 35.33806°E | 435 | Fuel oil | 1998–2001 | Électricité du Liban |
Deir Ammar | 34°27′52″N 35°53′37″E / 34.46444°N 35.89361°E | 435 | Fuel oil | 1998–2002 | Électricité du Liban |
Jiyeh | 33°38′50″N 35°23′58″E / 33.64722°N 35.39944°E | 346 | Fuel oil | 1970–1981 | Électricité du Liban |
Hreisheh | 34°22′47″N 35°45′34″E / 34.37972°N 35.75944°E | 75 | Fuel oil | 1983 | Électricité du Liban |
Tyre | 33°16′34″N 35°13′44″E / 33.27611°N 35.22889°E | 70 | Fuel oil | 1996 | Électricité du Liban |
Baalbek | 34°01′15″N 36°11′30″E / 34.02083°N 36.19167°E | 70 | Fuel oil | 1996 | Électricité du Liban |
Ksara | 33°49′18″N 35°53′54″E / 33.82167°N 35.89833°E | 217 | Fuel oil | 2015 | Électricité de Zahlé |
Powerships
[edit]In May 2021, Turkish Karadeniz Powership Co. ceased supplying electricity to Lebanon. Karadeniz was the only powership operator in Lebanon, with the two ships listed in table below being the only powerships in Lebanon.[3][4] Both ships have been moved away from Lebanon, so the table below is historic only.[5]
Name of ship | Coordinates where moored | Capacity (MW) | Fuel | Years in service | Operator |
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MV Karadeniz Powership Fatmagül Sultan | 33°58′20″N 35°36′07″E / 33.97222°N 35.60194°E | 203 | Fuel oil / gas | 2013-2021 | Karpowership |
MV Karadeniz Powership Orhan Bey | 33°38′59″N 35°24′08″E / 33.64972°N 35.40222°E | 203 | Fuel oil / gas | 2013-2021 | Karpowership |
Hydroelectric
[edit]Station | Coordinates | Capacity (MW) | Year commissioned | Operator |
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Al Awwali - Paul Arqash | 33°34′32″N 35°30′30″E / 33.57556°N 35.50833°E | 108 | Électricité du Liban | |
Joun - Charles Helou | 33°34′35″N 35°25′53″E / 33.57639°N 35.43139°E | 48 | Électricité du Liban | |
Markaba - Ibrahim Abdel Al | 33°29′44″N 35°39′38″E / 33.49556°N 35.66056°E | 36 | Électricité du Liban | |
Nahr el Bared 1 - Ouyoun es Samak | 34°26′26″N 36°00′30″E / 34.44056°N 36.00833°E | 13.5 | Électricité du Liban | |
Nahr el Bared 2 - Rawda | 34°28′47″N 35°59′06″E / 34.47972°N 35.98500°E | 3.7 | Électricité du Liban | |
Safa | 13.4 | Électricité du Liban | ||
Blaouza | 4.6 | 1961 | Électricité de Kadicha | |
Mar Lisha | 3.3 | Électricité de Kadicha | ||
Abou Ali | 3 | 1932 | Electricité de Kadicha | |
Bsharreh | 1.6 | 1920 | Electricité de Kadicha | |
Wadi el Aarayesh | 33°51′58″N 35°53′08″E / 33.86611°N 35.88556°E | 1925 | Electricité de Zahlé |
See also
[edit]Wikimedia Commons has media related to Power plants in Lebanon.
References
[edit]- ^ "About EDL". Archived from the original on 19 May 2006. Retrieved 24 June 2017.
- ^ "About EDZ". Retrieved 24 June 2017.
- ^ "Turkey's Karpowership shuts down power to Lebanon". Reuters. 14 May 2021.
- ^ "Turkish Firm Just Cut The Electricity Supply To Lebanon". the961.com. 14 May 2021.
- ^ "Lebanon, Middle East - Project Lebanon (Past Project)". Karpowership. 2023. Retrieved 23 July 2025.
- ^ "About EDL". Archived from the original on 19 May 2006. Retrieved 24 June 2017.
- ^ "Restoration of Kadisha fleet of plants". Retrieved 24 June 2017.