Governorate profile

Homs

A reference profile for Homs Governorate covering the electricity system, industrial facilities, oil and gas assets, refining, and rehabilitation needs. The current baseline includes Jandar Thermal Power Plant and its expansion, as well as the Homs Wind Pilot Farm. The profile distinguishes nominal capacity, available capacity, and actual operation; the figures listed here are nominal/reference capacities only.

Population2,300,0003 Aug 2026
Area42,226 km²Official administrative area
Documented power plants2Facility records
Documented renewable facilities1Not necessarily a governorate total
Reference data

Key indicators

Geographic area

42,226 km²

Boundary basisOfficial administrative area
Reference date3 Aug 2026
Reference date3 Aug 2026
Data qualityHigh confidence
Source date3 Aug 2026
ويكيبيديا
Population

2,300,000

Estimate typeOfficial administrative estimate
CoverageResident population
Reference date3 Aug 2026
Data qualityHigh confidence
Source date3 Aug 2026
ويكيبيديا
Conventional assets

Power-generation stations

Combined cycle

Jandar Thermal Power Plant

Unknown
Nominal capacity702 MW
Reference date5 Sept 2026
Data qualityMedium confidence
Source date5 Sept 2026
Syrian Renewables — Power plant in Syria.xlsx reference dataset
Methodological note

Workbook row: Conventional / Combined-cycle turbines / Gas-Oil (Combined Cycle); build year 1995. Capacity is nominal/reference only.

Combined cycle

Jandar Expansion

Unknown
Nominal capacity480 MW
Reference date5 Sept 2026
Data qualityMedium confidence
Source date5 Sept 2026
Syrian Renewables — Power plant in Syria.xlsx reference dataset
Methodological note

Workbook row lists combined-cycle turbines, 480 MW, build year 2011; energy type and production method are blank. Capacity is nominal/reference only.

Clean energy

Renewable-energy facilities

Reporting mode: Facility-level records

Wind

Homs Wind Pilot Farm

Unknown
Nominal capacity5 MW
Project typeUtility-scale
Reference date5 Sept 2026
Data qualityMedium confidence
Source date5 Sept 2026
Syrian Renewables — Power plant in Syria.xlsx reference dataset
Methodological note

Workbook row: Wind; build year 2010. Capacity is nominal/reference only; current operating status is not verified.

Service indicator

Daily electricity supply

15hours/day
Minimum10 h/day
Reporting scopeUrban areas
Period3 Aug 2026 – 3 Aug 2026
Data qualityMedium confidence
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Economic structure

Economic profile

Primary sectorCommercial
Industrial
Reference date3 Aug 2026
Data qualityHigh confidence
Source date3 Aug 2026
ويكيبيديا
Hydrocarbon assets

Oil and gas fields

Oil refining

Refineries and capacity

Context and analysis

Regional profile

Profile scope

This profile covers energy assets and industrial facilities located within the administrative boundaries of Homs Governorate. It distinguishes assets inside the governorate from supply lines and related facilities located elsewhere. Each record should identify the asset type, location, owner, operator, operational status, and date of the latest update.

Electricity and the grid

Documentation covers power generation facilities, substations, transmission and distribution lines, and the condition of the governorate’s electricity network. Supply hours, demand, and available-capacity figures are included only when they are dated, governorate-specific, and supported by a reliable source. Technical failures, fuel shortages, physical damage, and administrative or financial shutdowns must be recorded separately.

Oil, gas, and refining

This section covers gas fields and facilities, Homs refinery, pipelines, and associated processing and storage infrastructure. It distinguishes design capacity, available capacity, utilization rate, and actual production or throughput. No figure is accepted without verification of the reporting period, unit, owner or operator, and technical status of the relevant units.

Industrial assets and supporting infrastructure

This section documents major industrial facilities and their electricity and fuel requirements, together with the roads, pipelines, substations, and power lines that support their operation. The condition of each asset should be recorded separately, distinguishing structural damage, spare-parts shortages, supply constraints, and temporary operational shutdowns.

Rehabilitation and data priorities

The priority is to establish a unified geospatial register of power facilities, gas and refining assets, industrial sites, and supporting infrastructure. The register should include owner, operator, condition, nominal capacity, available capacity, actual operation, and rehabilitation requirements. An emissions and industrial-pollution baseline is also required before conducting time-series comparisons or assessing rehabilitation impacts.

Major generation and renewable-energy assets

The current Homs reference baseline includes Jandar Thermal Power Plant at 702 MW nominal capacity (1995), the Jandar Expansion at 480 MW nominal capacity (2011), and the Homs Wind Pilot Farm at 5 MW nominal capacity (2010). These are nominal/reference values and do not represent current available or operating capacity.

Data transparency

General sources

The Syrian oil sector's year zero

Le Monde · 22 Feb 2026 · Medium confidence

Source note

Supports qualitative context on gas-field investment interest in the Homs region and the refinery supply chain. Reported values are not imported without operator verification.

Power plant in Syria.xlsx — imported reference dataset

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.