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    • Source: Hokuriku Electric Power Company

      • The Hokuriku Electric Power Company 北é™ø電力 (Hokuriku Denryoku) supplies power by a regulated monopoly to Toyama Prefecture, Ishikawa Prefecture, the northern part of Fukui Prefecture, and northwestern parts of Gifu Prefecture. It is often abbreviated 北電 (Hokuden) within its area of service, but out of that area the name can also refer to the Hokkaidō Electric Power Company so it is also shortened to é™ø電 (Rikuden).
      Their headquarters are in Toyama, Toyama. Recently, Kei Takahara was adopted as their image character. They have also launched a campaign called 電갗DEå…ƒę°— (Denki DE Genki).


      Fuel mix


      In 2011 Rikuden's power generating mix in percentage of total output was as follows:

      Coal: 62%
      Hydro: 26%
      Oil: 10%
      Nuclear: 1%
      Renewables: 1%


      Power Stations


      In 2011 Rikuden had a total generating capacity of 8,058 MW (9,185 MW, including purchased or contracted capacity).


      = Thermal power stations

      =
      Rikuden has 4,400 MW of generating capacity through its thermal generating stations through 6 fossil fuels powered stations.

      Fukui Thermal Power Station - 250 MW (Unit 1 stopped in 2004)
      Nanao Ota Thermal Power Station - 1,200 MW
      Toyama Thermal Power Station - 250 MW (Unit 2 stopped in 2001 and units 1 and 3 stopped in 2004)
      Toyama II - 1,500 MW
      Tsuruga Thermal Power Station - 1,200 MW


      = Hydroelectric

      =

      Rikuden has 1,905 MW of hydroelectric capacity through 128 separate generating stations.

      Arimine I - 265 MW
      Arimine II - 120 MW
      Wada II - 122 MW
      Jindsugawa I - 82 MW
      Jindsugawa II - 40 MW
      more


      = Nuclear Power Plants

      =
      Rikuden generates 1,746 MW of electricity from nuclear power.

      Shika Nuclear Power Plant
      Tōkai Nuclear Power Plant - part-owned through Japan Atomic Power Company
      Tsuruga Nuclear Power Plant - also part-owned through Japan Atomic Power Company


      = Renewables

      =
      Rikuden generates 7 MW electricity from renewable sources at 5 sites.


      See also


      Nuclear power in Japan


      References

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