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HERON anticipated the liberalisation of the electricity market since 2000. Today, the total installed capacity of its two (2) gas-fuelled power plants amounts to 582 MW.
HERON I, with a capacity of 147 MW, comprises three (3) gas turbines, 49 MW each. This plant has a unique feature compared to other domestic power plants, which provides an important advantage for the interconnected Greek system: its starting velocity delivers the turbine’s maximum power output in merely 20 minutes!
3 gas turbines, 49MW each
4 kilometres south of the city on the old Thiva to Elefsina national road.
Flat surface with gentle slopes, altitude 295 m.
HERON II, with a capacity of 435 MW, is one of the most state-of-the-art and technologically-advanced power plants in its field. Considering that the average output of gas-fuelled power plants in Greece does not exceed 54%, HERON II’s 58% output instantly ranks the plant at the top technological echelons. The plant’s high output means less fuel consumption, leading to less carbon (CO2) emissions; as a consequence, HERON II is an environmentally-friendly power plant second to none, with the exception of renewable energy sources.
1 290MW gas turbine, 1 waste heat recovery boiler and 1 145MW steam turbine.
4 kilometres south of the city on the old Thiva to Elefsina national road.
Flat surface with gentle slopes, altitude 295 m.
