POWER STATIONS IN NIGERIA

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List of power stations in Nigeria
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Contents
1 Fossil fuel power stations
1.1 Natural Gas
1.2 Coal
2 Hydroelectric
3 See also
4 References
Fossil fuel power stations

Natural Gas
Power station Community Coordinates Type Capacity Status Year completed Additional description
AES Barge Egbin 6°33′33″N 3°36′54″E Simple cycle gas turbine 270 MW Operational 2001 Independent Power Project. [1] Light inside: the experience of independent power projects in Nigeria. Nine gas turbines are mounted on barges.

1) Aba Power Station Aba
Abia State
5°09′11″N 7°18′38″E Simple cycle gas turbine 140 MW Taking off (I quarter 2013) 2012 It is private integrated power project being built by Geometric Power Systems. [2] allafrica

2) Afam IV-V Power Station Afam
Rivers State
4°51′05″N 7°15′17″E Simple cycle gas turbine 726 MW Partially Operational 1982 (Afam IV)- 2002 (Afam V)

3) Afam IV -6 x 75MW (GT 13-18), Afam V -2 x 138MW (GT 19-20),[3] Afam VI Power Station Afam
Rivers State
4°50′58″N 7°15′24″E Combined cycle gas turbine 624 MW [4], Shell. Operational 2009 (Gas turbines) 2010 (Steam turbines)

4) Alaoji Power Station (NIPP) Abia state 5°04′00″N 7°19′24″E Combined cycle gas turbine 1074 MW [5] NDPHC. Partially operational(225MW) [6] The Nation 2012-2015 [7] Abiastate. 4 x 112,5MW turbines and later 2 x 255MW steam turbines. Plant is delayed due to evacuation capacity and securitization for Shell. [8] NDPHC Presentation.

5) Calabar Power Station (NIPP) Calabar Simple cycle gas turbine 561 MW [9] NDPHC. Under Construction 2014 [10] NDPHC Presentation. 5 x 112,5MW turbines, Gas supply will available from 2014. [11] NDPHC Presentation.

6 )Egbema Power Station (NIPP) Imo State 5°33′56″N 6°44′18″E Simple cycle gas turbine 338 MW [12] NDPHC. Under Construction 2012-2013 3 x 112,5MW turbines. Plant is waiting for evacuation infrastructure.[13] NDPHC Presentation.

7) Egbin Thermal Power Station Egbin 6°33′47″N 3°36′55″E Gas-fired steam turbine 1320 MW Partially Operational (994MW) [14] 1985-1986 Has six 220-MW independent units.Egbin - Thermal Power Station in Egbin, Nigeria Mbendi Information Services

8) Geregu I Power Station Geregu Kogi State Simple cycle gas turbine 414 MW Unknown 2007 The plant is during privatisation process [15]
Geregu II Power Station (NIPP) Geregu Kogi State Simple cycle gas turbine 434 MW [16] Siemens Taking off (I quarter 2013) 2012 Has tree 146-MW turbines

9) Ibom Power Station (NIPP) Ikot Abasi 4°33′53″N 7°34′06″E Simple cycle gas turbine 190 MW Partially Operational (60MW) [17] ThisDayLive 2009 The plant’s overall generating capacity is technically constrained by existing transmission and distribution facilities of PHCN and the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), to only 60mw.
[18] ThisDayLive

10) Ihovbor Power Station (NIPP) Benin City 6°24′20″N 5°41′00″E Simple cycle gas turbine 450 MW [19] NDPHC. Under Construction 2012-2013 4 x 112,5MW turbines, Plant can't be launched due to delayed evacuation capacity. [20] NDPHC Presentation.

11) Okpai Power Station Okpai Combined cycle gas turbine 480 MW Operational 2005 Independent Power Project. [21] Light inside: the experience of independent
power projects in Nigeria.

12) Olorunsogo Power Station Olorunsogo 6°52′55″N 3°18′52″E Simple cycle gas turbine 336 MW Partially Operational 2007 8 x 42 MW [22] Sepco3, Working below capacity due to gas supply issues. [23] ThisDayLive.

13) Olorunsogo II Power Station (NIPP) Olorunsogo 6°53′08″N 3°18′56″E Combined cycle gas turbine 675 MW [24] NDPHC Partially Operational 2012 4x112,5mw and 2x112,5MW steam turbines. [25] NDPHC Presentation.
Working below capacity due to gas supply issues. [26] Sweetcrude.

14) Omoku Power Station Omoku Simple cycle gas turbine 150 MW [27] Rocksonengineering. Operational 2005 6 x 25MW gas turbines

15) Omoku II Power Station (NIPP) Omoku Simple cycle gas turbine 225 MW Under Construction 2013[28] FMI 2 x 112,5 MW gas turbines

16) Omotosho I Power Station Omotosho 6°44′09″N 4°42′39″E Simple cycle gas turbine 336 MW [29]; Operational 2005 8 x 42 MW

17) Omotosho II Power Station (NIPP) Omotosho Simple cycle gas turbine 450 MW Operational fully by NDPHC [30] The Nation
Partially operational (375MW) By China Machinery Engineering Corporation [31] BusinessDay.
2012 4x112,5MW, The plant is build and operated by China Machinery Engineering Corporation.

18) Sapele Power Station Sapele 5°55′31″N 5°38′44″E Gas-fired steam turbine and Simple cycle gas turbine 1020 MW Partially Operational (135 MW) [32] Information Brochure 1978 - 1981 Most of units requires major overhaul.
Plant is build in 2 phases. Phase I: 1978-1980 6 x 120MW Gas-fired steam turbines , phase II: 1981 4 x 75MW gas turbines. The plant is during privatisation process.

19) Sapele Power Station (NIPP) Sapele 5°55′40″N 5°38′41″E Simple cycle gas turbine 450 MW Operational [33] The Nation 2012 4x112,5 MW [34] NDPHC. Despite power plant activity, power outage cripples local business activities in Sapele. [35] Vanguard.

20) Delta - Ughelli Power Station Ughelli 5°32′28″N 5°54′56″E Simple cycle gas turbine 900 MW Partially Operational
(360 MW) [36] Sweetcrude,[37] Uyo Summit presentation
1966-1990 Most of units requires major overhaul.
Plant is build in 4 phases. Phase I: 1966 (decommissioned today), phase II: 1975 6 x 25MW turbines(GT 2-8), phase III: 1978 6 x 25MW turbines(GT 9-14), phase IV: 1990 6 x 100MW turbines(GT 15-20), The plant is during privatisation process.[38]

Coal Power station Community Coordinates Type Capacity Status Year completed Additional description

21) Itobe Power Plant Itobe Kogi State Circulating Fluidized Bed technology 1200 MW Planned 2015-2018 (first phase 600 MW) The first phase consist of four 150MW units. Actual effort is focused on development mining to establish additional coal resources. [39] Zuma Energy presentation.
Hydroelectric

Hydroelectric station Community Coordinates Type Capacity Year completed Name of reservoir River

22) Kainji Power Station Reservoir 800 MW 1968[1] Kainji Lake Niger River

23) Jebba Power Station Reservoir 540 MW 1985 Lake Jebba Niger River

24) Shiroro Power Station Reservoir 600 MW 1990 Lake Shiroro Kaduna River

25) Kano Power Station Reservoir 100 MW 2015[2] Hadejia River

26) Zamfara Power Station Reservoir 100 MW 2012[3] Gotowa Lake Bunsuru River

27) Kiri Power Station Reservoir 35 MW 2016 Benue River

28) Mambilla Power Station Taraba State 6°41′46″N 11°09′16″E Reservoir 3050 MW 2018 [40] Gembu, Sum Sum and Nghu Lake Donga River