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Centrales eléctricas de carbón en Pakistán

44 centrales eléctricas de carbón en Pakistán, que suman 30,232 MW de capacidad instalada — ordenadas por tamaño, a partir de datos abiertos.

#	Central	Región	MW
1	Gadani Power Park	Balochistan	6,600
2	Port Qasim EPC power station	Sindh	1,320
3	Sahiwal	Punjab	1,320
4	Hubco power station	Balochistan	1,320
5	Keti Bandar power station	Sindh	1,320
6	Mouza Saddan Wali power station	Punjab	1,320
7	Rahim Yar Khan power station	Punjab	1,320
8	Thar Block III power station	Sindh	1,320
9	Thar Block I power station	Sindh	1,320
10	Thar Block VI power station	Sindh	1,320
11	Thar Hassan power station	Sindh	1,000
12	Port Qasim Datang power station	Sindh	700
13	Jhang Nishat Chunian power station	Punjab	660
14	Jhang Nishat Mills power station	Punjab	660
15	Mahmoodkot power station	Punjab	660
16	Nishat Rahim Yar Khan power station	Punjab	660
17	Port Qasim Lucky power station	Sindh	660
18	Thar Block II power station	Sindh	660
19	Thar Block IV power station	Sindh	660
20	Port Qasim Burj power station	Sindh	500
21	Lakhra mine-to-mouth power station	Balochistan	450
22	Lahore power station	Punjab	440
23	Port Qasim SSRL power station	Sindh	440
24	APTMA Pothohar power station	Punjab	330
25	Salt Range power station	Punjab	330
26	ThalNova power station	Sindh	330
27	Thar Energy Limited power station	Sindh	330
28	Thar K-Electric power station	Sindh	330
29	Gwadar power station	Balochistan	300
30	Faisalabad FIEDMC power station	Punjab	270
31	Vehari power station	Punjab	220
32	Grange Holdings power station	Punjab	163
33	Lakhra	Sindh	150
34	Muzaffargarh Sugar Mill	Punjab	120
35	Fauji Fertilizer Power Plant	Sindh	118
36	Faisalabad power station	Punjab	110
37	Gujrat power station	Punjab	110
38	Multan power station	Punjab	110
39	Sialkot power station	Punjab	110
40	Faisalabad Sitara Chemical power plant	Punjab	40
41	Maple Leaf power station	Punjab	40
42	Sheikhupura power station	Punjab	32
43	Dera Ghazi Khan Cement power station	Punjab	30
44	Hub Cement power station	Balochistan	30

WRI Global Power Plant Database (CC BY 4.0).