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Most of the current generation of electric power is from thermal power plants installed during the Soviet period (1960s and 1970s) using natural gas and fuel oil. The natural gas is imported from Russia. These power plants are in need of repairs and at the end of their planned lives.
China is helping develop combined cycle Gas turbine units. The first 450 MW unit is operational at Minsk CHP-5. Two more are under construction at Lukoml and Bereza SDPP by China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CMEC) and funded by the Chinese. There also are smaller GT units at other plants
A number of small hydro power plants 1-40 MW are under development and nuclear power is also being considered strongly.| Total Number of Gas Power Plants: | 17 |
| Map All Gas Power Plants: | Map |
| New Capacity Added vs Years (Aggregated over the Country): | Chart Table |
| Cumulative Capacity Added vs Years (Aggregated over the Country): | Chart Table |
| Total Gigawatt Hours Generated (For Years 2000-2010): | Chart Table |
| Total Gigawatt Hours Generated and CO2 Emitted (Tonnes) (For Years 2000-2010): | Chart Table |
| Summary of all Units of type Gas Power Plants: | Table |
| Total Number of Crude Oil Refineries : | 1 |
| Map All Crude Oil Refineries : | Map |
| New Capacity Added vs Years (Aggregated over the Country): | Chart Table |
| Cumulative Capacity Added vs Years (Aggregated over the Country): | Chart Table |
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