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Title: Country report : Malta [Wind energy international 2011/2012]
Other Titles: Wind energy international 2011/2012
Authors: Farrugia, Robert N.
Sant, Tonio
Keywords: Renewable energy sources -- Malta
Wind power -- Malta
Wind power plants -- Design and construction -- Malta
Wind power -- Law and legislation -- Malta
Winds -- Measurement
Issue Date: 2011
Publisher: World Wind Energy Association
Citation: Farrugia, R. N. (2011). Country report : Malta. In Kane, A., Rehmet, F., Arakawa, C., Dolan, D., Dexin, H., Hvelplund, F., Kunstmann, A., Osman, G. & Sidki Uyar, T. (Eds.), Wind Energy International 2011/2012 (pp. 238-240). Bonn: World Wind Energy Association.
Abstract: The electrical energy sector in the Maltese Islands is based upon two fossil-fuel generation plants located at Marsa in the inner reaches of the Grand Harbour and at Delimara in Marsaxlokk Bay. Both stations have a combined nominal installed capacity of 571 MW and are operated by Enemalta Corporation. Enemalta Corporation is also the designated electricity distribution system operator in Malta responsible for the operation, upkeep and development of the electricity grid network. Two major projects in this sector are the extension of the power station at Delimara and a grid interconnectorwith Sicily. The domestic sector accounts for the highest average electrical energy consumption, at 36 % of the total. The commercial and industrial sectors follow, accounting for 32 % and 30 % of consumption respectively. Street lighting accounts for the remainder.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/110730
ISBN: 9783940683021
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