Power plants in Singrauli-Sonebhadra region fail to manage ash: Analysis
Incidents of fly-ash breaches points to serious, unaddressed issue of unutilised fly-ash piling up in the region
Incidents of fly-ash breaches points to serious, unaddressed issue of unutilised fly-ash piling up in the region
This approval would allow the company to recover the cost of its system from its customers
Several accidents at the power station reveal serious issues in maintenance, safety systems
Singrauli thermal power station is the oldest station run by NTPC Ltd. It is a 2,000 MW plant with five units of 200 MW and two units of 500 MW (see Table 1: Compliance deadlines for units in Singrauli thermal power station). Download pdf
Dadri thermal power station has a capacity of 1,820 MW with four units of 210 MW, and two units of 490 MW each (see Table 1: Compliance deadlines for units in Dadri thermal power station). Download pdf
Lalitpur thermal power station has a capacity of 1,980 MW with three units of 660 MW each (see Table 1: Compliance deadlines for units in Lalitpur thermal power station). Download pdf
Harduaganj thermal power station is operated by UPRVUNL. It has two units of 210 MW each in operation (see Table 1: Compliance deadlines for units in Harduaganj thermal power station). Download pdf
Obra thermal power station is a 1000 MW plant with five units of 200 MW each (see Table 1: Compliance deadlines for units in Obra thermal power station). Download pdf
Bara thermal power station has a capacity of 1,980 MW with three units of 660 MW each (see Table 1: Compliance deadlines for units in Bara thermal power station). Download pdf
Parichha thermal power station has a capacity of 1,140MW with six units (see Table 1: Units in Parichha thermal power station). Download pdf
Rihand super thermal power station is a 3,000 MW power plant with six 500 MW units (see Table 1: Units in Rihand thermal power station) and it is operated by NTPC Ltd. Download pdf