Japan's Largest Binary Power Plant with 4,990 Kilowatts: Kirishima Geothermal Power Plant Breaks Ground; Kyushu Electronics Co. Aims for Operation in Fiscal Year 2028.
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A groundbreaking ceremony was held in a national forest in Kirishima City, Kagoshima Prefecture, for what will be the largest binary geothermal power plant in Japan. The plant, which "has the added benefit of returning all the generated steam and hot water underground," is attracting attention as an initiative demonstrating new possibilities for renewable energy. The plant, the "Kirishima Eboshidake Binary Power Plant," is being developed by Kyu…
Comienza la construcción de la central geotérmica Kirishima Ebishodake en Japón | PiensaGeotermia - Noticias de energía geotérmica
Se celebró una ceremonia de inicio de obras para marcar el comienzo de la construcción de la central geotérmica Kirishima Eboshidake, de 4,9 MW, en la prefectura de Kagoshima, Japón.
A groundbreaking ceremony for the Kirishima Eboshidake Binary Power Plant, a geothermal power plant planned by Kyushu Electric Power's subsidiary Kyuden Mirai Energy, was held on the 9th at the construction site in Kirishima Taguchi, Kirishima City. This will be the ninth geothermal power plant for the Kyuden Group and the fourth in Kumamoto Prefecture. The company aims to begin commercial operation in fiscal year 2028. According to the company,…
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