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Obra Thermal Power Station is located at Obra in Sonebhadra district in the Indian state of Uttar pradesh, about 125 km from Varanasi on the Varanasi - Shakti Nagar route.
Operations
There are 13 units, divided in 4 Stages all of which are coal fired thermal power stations.
- The first stage has 5 Units
- The Second stage has 3 Units
- The Third stage has 3 Units
- The Fourth stage has 2 Units
The Machinery for the first Stage are from Taganrog & L M Z OF USSR. The machinery for the rest of the three stages are from Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited.
Capacity
Obra Thermal Power Station has a capacity of 1,500 MW. which has now reduced to 660mw. w
References
Power stations & organizations of Uttar Pradesh Power Plants Anpara Thermal Power Station • Feroj Gandhi Unchahar Thermal Power Plant • Harduaganj Thermal Power Station • NTPC Dadri • Orba Thermal Power Station • Panki Thermal Power Station • Parichha Thermal Power Station • Rihand Thermal Power Station • Singrauli Super Thermal Power StationOrganizations National Thermal Power Corporation • Uttar Pradesh Rajya Vidyut Utpadan NigamRelated topics Coalfields of IndiaMirzapur division topics General Districts Rivers, dams, lakes Languages, people Transport Mining activities Singrauli CoalfieldIndustries Singrauli Super Thermal Power Station • Rihand Thermal Power Station • Anpara Thermal Power Station • Orba Thermal Power Station • Hindalco IndustriesLok Sabha constituencies Mirzapur • Bhadohi • RobertsganjSee also Cities and towns in Mirzapur district • Cities and towns in Sant Ravidas Nagar district • Cities and towns in Sonbhadra district • Villages in Mirzapur district • Villages in Sant Ravidas Nagar district • People from Mirzapur • People from Sant Ravidas NagarOther Divisions Agra • Aligarh • Allahabad • Azamgarh • Bareilly • Basti • Chitrakoot • Devipatan • Faizabad • Gorakhpur • Jhansi • Kanpur • Lucknow • Meerut • Moradabad • Saharanpur • VaranasiCategories:- Coal-fired power stations in Uttar Pradesh
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