History
Moni Power Station, located near Limassol in Cyprus. Constructed in the early 1960s, it was one of the first major power plants in Cyprus, playing a crucial role in meeting the country’s growing electricity demands. The power station originally operated on heavy fuel oil and has undergone several upgrades to improve efficiency and reduce environmental impact.
Moni Power Station had a total installed capacity of around 330 MW, comprising multiple units that have been periodically modernized. The plant has been significant in supporting Cyprus’ energy needs, especially during periods of high demand and as a backup during emergencies. Efforts to incorporate cleaner technologies have been part of the station’s recent developments, aligning with Cyprus’ commitment to sustainable energy practices.
A notable feature of Moni Power Station is its British-made machinery, known for its reliability and advanced engineering.
