Matla Power Station

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Matla Power Station is a large coal-fired power plant in South Africa that is a major contributor to the country’s electricity generation.

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Matla Power Station canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coal-fired power station
commissioned 1983
connectedTo Eskom transmission network
linked to: Eskom Transmission
constructionStartDate 1974
continent Africa
coolingSource wet-cooling towers
coolingTechnology natural-draft cooling towers
country South Africa
emits carbon dioxide
nitrogen oxides
particulate matter
sulfur dioxide
energySource fossil fuel
fuelSourceRegion nearby coal mines in Mpumalanga
fuelType bituminous coal
gridConnection South African national grid
gridContribution base-load electricity for South Africa
gridRole base-load power station
hasEnvironmentalImpact air pollution
greenhouse gas emissions
hasImpactOn local air quality
regional power reliability
hasRisk coal supply disruptions
equipment failure
regulatory compliance issues
hasTechnology pulverized coal combustion
industry electricity generation industry
locatedIn Emalahleni Local Municipality
Highveld region
linked to: Highveld

Mpumalanga
South African Highveld
linked to: Highveld
locatedNear Duvha Power Station
Kriel Power Station
Kusile Power Station
numberOfUnits 6
operator Eskom
ownedBy Government of South Africa
owner Eskom
partOf Eskom coal power fleet
primaryFuel coal
purpose electricity generation
region Highveld coalfields
regulator National Energy Regulator of South Africa
sector electric power industry
significance major contributor to South Africa’s electricity supply
status operational
unitType coal-fired steam turbine unit

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Emalahleni hasPowerStationNearby Matla Power Station
Witbank hasPowerStationNearby Matla Power Station