Rengali Bhushan power station

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Rengali Bhushan power station is a 360-megawatt (MW) coal-fired power station in Rengali, Sambalpur, the state of Odisha, India.

Location

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Project Details

• Sponsor: Bhushan Power & Steel Ltd
• Parent company: Bhushan Power & Steel
• Location: Rengali, Sambalpur, the state of Odisha, India
• Coordinates: 21.6808, 84.0405 (exact)
• Coal type: Unknown
• Coal source:
• Gross generating capacity (operating): 360 MW
  • Unit 3: Coal-fired subcritical, 40 MW (start-up in 2005)
  • Unit 4: Coal-fired subcritical, 60 MW (start-up in 2006)
  • Unit 5: Coal-fired subcritical, 130 MW (start-up in 2009)
  • Unit 6: Coal-fired subcritical, 130 MW (start-up in 2009)