Moni Power Station

This Power Station is located on the eastern side of Limassol on the southern coast of the island. It consists of 6 x 30 MW conventional steam units burning heavy fuel oil and 4 x 37,5 MW diesel oil fired gas turbines. The first two steam units were commissioned in 1966 and the sixth in 1976. The first two gas turbines were installed in 1992 and the other two in 1995. The gas turbines are mainly used during system peak loading as well as emergency and stand-by plants.

Moni Power Station generated in 2006, 463.888 MWh which corresponds to 10,05% of the total electricity generated from the EAC's Power Stations. During the same period the Station exported 434.180 MWh, which corresponds to 9,95% of the total electricity exported from the Authority's Power Stations.

The thermal coefficient of efficiency of the Steam Units for units generated reached 25,04% whereas the corresponding thermal coefficient of efficiency for the Gas Turbines reached 23,42%.

Moreover, the thermal coefficient of efficiency of the Steam Units for units exported reached 23,42% whereas the corresponding thermal coefficient of efficiency for the Gas Turbines reached 21,39%.