Governorate profile
Al-Hasakah
A reference profile for Al-Hasakah Governorate focused on oil and gas, local electricity, energy for water and agriculture, and environmental impacts of petroleum infrastructure. The current baseline includes Al-Swedieh Power Plant with a nominal capacity of 150 MW. The listed capacity is a reference figure and does not imply that the full capacity is currently available or operating.
Conventional assets
Power-generation stations
Gas turbine
UnknownAl-Swedieh Power Plant
Nominal capacity150 MW
Reference date5 Sept 2026
Data qualityMedium confidence
Source date5 Sept 2026
Methodological note
Workbook row: Conventional / Gas / Gas (Open Cycle); build year 1989. Capacity is nominal/reference only; current available and operational capacity are not verified.
Context and analysis
Regional profile
Profile scope
The profile covers energy assets located within Al-Hasakah Governorate and separates them from Deir ez-Zor and the wider northeast. Changes in administration or operation are recorded as governance changes and do not automatically demonstrate full production recovery.
Electricity and local services
The sources used do not provide a unified series for supply hours, load, or available generation capacity in Al-Hasakah. Future work must distinguish the public grid, field- and facility-linked generation, generators, and solar systems used by services and farms.
Oil and gas
Reporting in 2026 indicates renewed institutional attention to the Rmeilane and Suwaydiya fields in northeast Syria while also describing damaged infrastructure and extensive rehabilitation needs. Local production figures are not published until matched to operator data, reporting period, and measurement methodology.
Environmental and health impacts
The governorate requires a separate register of spills, flaring, informal wells, and affected soil and water, distinguishing documented incidents from estimates. Emissions or pollution quantities are not derived from narrative reporting without activity data and documented conversion factors.
Data and action priorities
Priorities include an inventory of fields, wells, facilities, and condition; measurement of energy used in pumping, processing, and water services; documentation of local networks; and an environmental baseline. Every record should identify owner, operator, and last verification date.
Major generation assets
The current reference baseline for Al-Hasakah includes Al-Swedieh Power Plant with a nominal capacity of 150 MW and a workbook build year of 1989. This is a nominal/reference value and does not represent current available capacity or actual operation in 2026.
Data transparency
General sources
Le Monde · 22 Feb 2026 · Medium confidence
Source note
Supports qualitative context on Rmeilane and Suwaydiya, infrastructure damage, and rehabilitation needs. Reported figures require independent operator verification before database use.
Reuters · 18 Jan 2026 · High confidence
Source note
Regional control and strategic-energy context; it is not treated as a complete Al-Hasakah asset or production inventory.
Reuters · 25 Jun 2025 · High confidence
Source note
National electricity-recovery context only.
Syrian Renewables · 5 Sept 2026 · Medium confidence
Source note
Transcribed without changing the tabular values from the user-provided workbook. Capacities are treated as nominal/reference values; current operating status requires separate verification.