世界前100名电厂图片.docVIP

? ? No 1 - Three Gorges 18,460 MWChina Photograph courtesy of Alstom No 2 - Itaipu 14,750 MWBrazil/Paraguay Photograph courtesy of Itaipu Binacional No 3 - Simon Bolivar (Guri) 10,055 MWVenezuela Photograph courtesy of EDELCA No 4 - Tucurui 8,370 MWBrazil Photograph courtesy of Eletronorte No 5 - Kashiwazaki-Kariwa 8,206 MWJapan Photograph courtesy of Tokyo Electric Power Co Ltd No 6 - Bruce 6,830 MWCanada Photograph courtesy of British Energy No 10 - Krasnoyarsk 6,000 MWRussia Photograph by Alexander Kuptsova No 11 - Zaporizhzhya 6,000 MWUkraine Photograph courtesy of Energoatom No 12 - Poryong 5,954 MWRepublic of Korea Photograph courtesy of Korea Electric Power Corp No 13 - Ulchin 5,900 MWRepublic of Korea Photograph courtesy of Korea Hydro Nuclear Power Corp No 14 - Yonggwang 5,900 MWRepublic of Korea Photograph courtesy of Korea Hydro Nuclear Power Corp No 15 - Taichung 5,834 MWTaiwan Photograph courtesy of Taiwan Power Co No 16 - Gravelines 5,706 MWFrance Photograph courtesy of Jozef Stefan Institute No 17 - Futtsu 5,598 MWJapan Photograph courtesy of Tokyo Electric Power Co Ltd No 18 - Paluel 5,528 MWFrance Photograph courtesy of Jozef Stefan Institute No 19 - Cattenom 5,448 MWFrance Photograph by Stefan Kuhn No 20 - Churchill Falls 5,429 MWCanada Photograph courtesy of Churchill Falls Labrador Corp Ltd No 21 - Bourassa (La Grande-II) 5,328 MWCanada Photograph courtesy of Hydro-Quebec No 22 - Waigaoqiao 5,160 MWChina Photograph courtesy of Shanghai Pudong New Area Giaoqiao Town Govt ? No 23 - Beilun 5,000 MWChina Photograph courtesy of China Daily ? No 24 - Kawagoe 4,802 MWJapan Photograph courtesy of Chubu Electric Power Co Ltd ? ? ? No 25 - Surgut-2 4,800 MWRussia Photograph courtesy of E.ON No 26 - Ohi 4,710 MWJapan Photograph courtesy of Kansai Electric Power Co Ltd No 27- Zouxian 4,540 MWChina Photograph courtesy of SEPCO III ? No 28 - Bratsk 4,500 MWRussia