| Thermal Plant Name | Description | Address | Installed Capacity | Lat, Long |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multi- Fuel Power Plant | Multifuel Power Plant located at Bansbari, Morang in the Eastern Industrial corridor of Nepal has an installed capacity of 39 MW. Out of total installed capacity of 39 MW, 26 MW capacity was put into service in fiscal year 1990/91 and additional 13 MW capacity was put into service in fiscal year 1997/98. Multifuel Power Plant has 6 (Six) Wartsila Diesel engines which use furnace oil (FO) as a source of energy. There are two units, each of 7.5 MVA from Leroy Somer France and four units, each of 8.144 MVA from Alsthom, France. Major overhauling of engines of all the six units were concluded in 2013. In FY 2074/75, it generated a total of 15.78 MWh and was operated only at emergency and power crisis situation to maintain the stable power system (INPS). | Bansbari, Morang | 39 | 26.4824, 87.6285 |
| Hetauda Diesel Powerhouse | Hetauda Diesel Power Plant, with installed capacity of 14.41 MW is located at Hetauda, Makawanpur. The first phase with three sets of English Units was commissioned in 1963 and the second phase with four sets of Russian Units was commissioned in 1980 in assistance from British Government and Government of Nepal. The plant operates during peak; however, the soaring fuel price has made its operation costlier compared to that of hydropower stations. Presently, the plant has been operating at capacity of 10 MW in need of system peak load and for regular testing purposes. The cumulative generation of the plant has now reached 155.50 GWh from its first run. The station has generated 57 MWh in FY 2019/20 and 54.36 MWh in FY 2020/21. | Hetauda, Makawanpur | 14.41 | 27.4291, 85.0297 |
