Power supply zone

I point to the area that various kinds of generation centers with the power supply zone (でんげんちたい), and is performed.

Main power supply zone

in Japan

• Many dams are built around a basin on the Shinano River and, other than fast flowing streams such as the Kurobe River, the Jouganji River of Japan Alps - Toyama, become the important power supply zone.
  • The Shinano River (the Chikuma River) and the branch (Saigawa, the Azusa River)
• Agano River and branch Tadami River, day Hashikawa
  • Aizukogen
• Fukushima is the power supply zone where the power station of various forms was built.
  • Hydraulic power generation
    • It is the area that uses Bandai Kogen which is one of Aga River source levels, the water which is rich in Lake Inawashiro and the drop, and hydraulic power generation is performed in Hashikawa from Meiji, the Taisho era on Azumi running off water, a day, and contributed to the Japanese modernization.
      • Long-distance transmission using the first high pressure transmission was performed to the Koriyama city in Japan, and the power station contributed to the development of spinning, the textile in a marsh using Lake Inawashiro and a drop of the Azumi running off water.
      • A factory of the industry operates the quantity of total generation of Hashikawa for a long time in modern times such as an aluminum product, the metal industry that used to 160,000 kilowatt-hour and the abundant electricity on a day.
    • The Showa era began, and it was in the power supply zone that the hydroelectric power station which effectively utilized the throughout aquatic resources from the upper basin to the lower basin was established in each place in the Tadami River, Aga River, and represented Japan.
      • The pumping-up power plant place using drop approximately 220m of Lake Numazawa and the Miyashita dam lake (Tadami River) which are a caldera lake has the history more than 50 years.
      • The details refer to "Tadami particular area synthesis development program"
    • Development of power resources is performed flourishingly at Abukuma River and the branch from the time of the electricity Creation period of Japan, and a lot of small hydroelectric power stations are located, and there are many power stations which I continue operating now.
    • The hydroelectric power station which used the drop by the fast flowing stream of the valley which eroded in a cliff-formed wall surface by dislocation such as "field river dislocation "・" Futaba dislocation" is located a lot in the eastern part of Abukuma Highlands.
  • Nuclear power generation
    • Tokyo Electric Power, Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station (rating 4,700,000 kw), Fukushima second nuclear power plant (rating 4,400,000 kw) operate in the southern part of beach street district.
  • Thermal power generation
    • The Chinatown Area power station of Tohoku Electric Power and the subsidiary, Haramachi thermal power station, Nakoso power station operate.
    • Tokyo Electric Power Hirono thermal power station (total output 3,800,000kW, first unit - fourth unit oil fuel, fifth unit coal fuel [1]) operates.
  • Geothermal power generation
    • Tohoku Electric Power, Yanaizu Nishiyama geothermal power plant (max power 65,000kW) of the nation's largest output operates as a Japanese geothermal power plant.
  • Wind-generated electricity
    • Development of power resources, Koriyama Nunobiki Kogen wind-power plant of the domestic largest output of power station output 65,980kw with 33 windmills operates.

United States of America

• The Grand Coulee Dam

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