Taipei Port

From Global Energy Monitor

Taipei Port is located in Bali District in New Taipei City, Taiwan.

Location

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Coal

In 2011 the port handled two million tonnes of coal.[1]

Proposed coal plant

In 2014 Taipower said it plans for a thermal power plant at Taipei Port, the Taipei Port power station. Taipower plans to reclaim 250 hectares of land in the harbor area to house the power station, as well as causeways for transport and for storage of coal stocks. The power station would consist of six supercritical coal-fired power plant units with an installed capacity of 6000 MW. Construction is estimated at 13 to 14 years, and would create an additional 35 million tons of carbon emissions per year once the six units are running.[2]

Project Details

  • Operator: Keelung Harbor Authority
  • Location: New Taipei City, Taiwan
  • Annual Capacity: 27.9 million tons of all cargo[3]
  • Status: Operating
  • Type: Imports
  • Sources of coal:Australia, Indonesia[4]

Articles and resources

References

  1. "Port of Keelung," World Port Source, accessed June 2015
  2. "Thermal power plant at Taipei Port eyed to avoid power shortages," Taiwan News, 2014-05-21
  3. "Port of Taipei," Taiwan International Ports Corporation, February 25, 2021
  4. "Annual Statistical Report," Taiwan International Ports Corporation, May, 2019

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