Farakka Super Thermal Power Station

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Farakka Super Thermal Power Station is a large coal-fired power plant in West Bengal, India, that supplies electricity to the eastern region of the country.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coal-fired power plant
connectedBy rail network
road network
connectedTo Eastern Regional Grid of India
coolingSource Ganges River
linked to: Ganges
country India
emits carbon dioxide
nitrogen oxides
particulate matter
sulfur dioxide
environmentRegulator Central Pollution Control Board of India
West Bengal Pollution Control Board
fuelSource coal mines in Jharkhand
fuelTransportMode railway
gridCodeCompliance Indian Electricity Grid Code
gridConnectivity high-voltage transmission lines
gridRegion Eastern Region of India
linked to: eastern India
hasImpact air pollution in surrounding area
hasRisk coal supply disruption
environmental regulation tightening
water availability constraints
hasTechnology subcritical coal-fired boiler technology
hasUnitType coal-fired steam turbine units
industry energy industry
locatedIn Farakka
Murshidabad district
linked to: Murshidabad

West Bengal
near Farakka Barrage
operator NTPC Limited
ownedBy Government of India (indirectly via NTPC)
linked to: NTPC Limited

NTPC Limited
ownerType state-owned enterprise
partOf NTPC generation portfolio
primaryFuel coal
purpose electricity generation
regionServed eastern India
regulator Central Electricity Authority of India
sector electric power generation
status operational
suppliesElectricityTo Bihar
Jharkhand
North Eastern states of India
linked to: Northeast India

Odisha
linked to: Orissa

Sikkim
West Bengal
uses pulverized coal combustion

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Farakka hasIndustry Farakka Super Thermal Power Station