Country India Units operational 3 x 210 MW; 2 x 600 MW Phone 044 2795 0061 | Status Operational Nameplate capacity 1,830 MW | |
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Commission date Unit 1: October 25, 1994Unit 2: March 27, 1995Unit 3: February 24, 1996Unit 4: September 2013Unit 5: September 2013 Similar Chromepet Flyover, Chennai Port Trust Centenar, Statue of Thomas Munro, Victoria Public Hall, Puzhal aeri | ||
Power generation commences at north chennai thermal power station
The North Chennai Thermal Power Station is a power station situated about 25 kilometres (16 mi) from Chennai city. It is one of the major power plants of Tamil Nadu and has a total installed capacity of 1,830 MW (2,450,000 hp).
Contents
- Power generation commences at north chennai thermal power station
- 210 mw power generation affected north chennai thermal power station
- History
- References
210 mw power generation affected north chennai thermal power station
History
The North Chennai Thermal Power Station was commissioned in 1994 in the Thiruvallur district. It was built there due to its proximity to the Ennore Port, which also supplies Ennore Thermal Power Station. It has won various awards for productivity and reduction in auxiliary consumption. The coal necessary for the power station arrives from the Ennore Port. Recently a stator was brought to the station via the sea. In recent years due to shortage of coal in the state, coal is being imported to function the power plant.
References
North Chennai Thermal Power Station Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA