The following is a list of all of the active power stations in Hong Kong.

Name Location Type Capacity (MW) Year(s) built Owner Picture Black Point Power StationTuen Mun District 3,250 1996–2020CLP Group (70%)China Southern Power Grid (30%) Castle Peak Power StationTuen Mun District 4,108 1981–1990CLP Group (70%)China Southern Power Grid (30%) Lamma Power StationLamma Island 3,652 1981–1982 Hong Kong Electric Penny's Bay Power StationPenny's Bay, Lantau Island Oil (diesel) 300 1992CLP Group (70%)China Southern Power Grid (30%) Lamma WindsLamma Island Wind 0.8 2006 Hong Kong Electric WE Station West New Territories Landfill, Tuen Mun District Waste-to-energy 10 2020 CLP Group (70%)China Southern Power Grid (30%)

Former power stations The following is a list of all of the former power stations in Hong Kong.

NameLocationTypeCapacity (MW)Year(s) builtOwnerStatusPicture Hung Hom Power StationChatham Road and Princess Margaret Road Coal 75 kW 1903CLP Group Closed and area re-developed Hok Un Power Station AHok Yuen, Hung Hom, now Laguna Verde estate Oil ? 1940CLP Group Closed and replaced by Black Point PS and Castle Peak PS Hok Un Power Station BHok Yuen, Hung Hom, now Laguna Verde estate Oil ? 1950CLP Group Closed 1991 and replaced by Black Point PS and Castle Peak PS Tsing Yi Power StationTsing Yi Island Oil; gas 1520 MW 1969CLP Group Closed 1990s and replaced by Black Point PS and Castle Peak PS. Demolished and site used for container storage and CLP Tsing Yi Centre. Wan Chai Power StationWan Chai, now site of Art Deco residential flat (31 Wing Fung Street) Coal 50 kW 1890Hong Kong Electric Closed 1922 and replaced by North Point PS North Point Power Station ANorth Point, now City Garden residential complex Coal 3 MW 1919Hong Kong Electric Closed 1989 North Point Power Station BNorth Point, now City Garden residential complex Coal 30 MW 1958Hong Kong Electric Closed 1989 North Point Power Station CNorth Point, now City Garden residential complex Oil 60 MW 1966Hong Kong Electric Closed 1989Ap Lei Chau Power StationAp Lei Chau, now South Horizons housing estate, 34 towers built by Hutchison Whampoa Oil 750 MW 1968Hong Kong Electric Closed 1989; moved to Lamma and decommissioned 1984–1989

See also

Electricity sector in Hong Kong

References