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List of Thermal Power Stations As on 31.03.2020 Appendix-A LIST OF THERMAL POWER STATIONS AS ON 31.03.2020 Installed Sl. No. Region/State/UT Sector Owner Name of Project Prime Mover Unit No. Year of Comm. Capacity MW 1. Northern Region (NR) 1 Delhi State Sector IPGCL I.P. CCPP GT-Gas 1 30.000 1986 Delhi State Sector IPGCL I.P. CCPP GT-Gas 2 30.000 1986 Delhi State Sector IPGCL I.P. CCPP GT-Gas 3 30.000 1986 Delhi State Sector IPGCL I.P. CCPP GT-Gas 4 30.000 1986 Delhi State Sector IPGCL I.P. CCPP GT-Gas 5 30.000 1986 Delhi State Sector IPGCL I.P. CCPP GT-Gas 6 30.000 1986 Delhi State Sector IPGCL I.P. CCPP ST-Gas 7 30.000 1995 Delhi State Sector IPGCL I.P. CCPP ST-Gas 8 30.000 1995 Delhi State Sector IPGCL I.P. CCPP ST-Gas 9 30.000 1996 2 Delhi State Sector PPCL PRAGATI CCPP GT-Gas 1 104.600 2002 Delhi State Sector PPCL PRAGATI CCPP GT-Gas 2 104.600 2002 Delhi State Sector PPCL PRAGATI CCPP ST-Gas 3 121.200 2003 3 Delhi State Sector PPCL PRAGATI CCGT-III GT-Gas 1 250.000 2010 Delhi State Sector PPCL PRAGATI CCGT-III GT-Gas 2 250.000 2011 Delhi State Sector PPCL PRAGATI CCGT-III ST-Gas 3 250.000 2012 Delhi State Sector PPCL PRAGATI CCGT-III GT-Gas 4 250.000 2012 Delhi State Sector PPCL PRAGATI CCGT-III GT-Gas 5 250.000 2013 Delhi State Sector PPCL PRAGATI CCGT-III ST-Gas 6 250.000 2014 4 Delhi Private Sector TPDDL RITHALA CCPP GT-Gas 1 35.750 2010 Delhi Private Sector TPDDL RITHALA CCPP GT-Gas 2 35.750 2010 Delhi Private Sector TPDDL RITHALA CCPP ST-Gas 3 36.500 2011 Total (Delhi) 2208.400 5 Haryana State Sector HPGCL YAMUNA NAGAR TPS Steam 1 300.000 2007 Haryana State Sector HPGCL YAMUNA NAGAR TPS Steam 2 300.000 2008 6 Haryana State Sector HPGCL RAJIV GANDHI TPS Steam 1 600.000 2010 Haryana State Sector HPGCL RAJIV GANDHI TPS Steam 2 600.000 2010 7 Haryana State Sector HPGCL PANIPAT TPS Steam 6 210.000 2001 Haryana State Sector HPGCL PANIPAT TPS Steam 7 250.000 2004 Haryana State Sector HPGCL PANIPAT TPS Steam 8 250.000 2005 8 Haryana Private Sector JHAJJAR POWER LTD. MAHATMA GANDHI TPS Steam 1 660.000 2012 Haryana Private Sector JHAJJAR POWER LTD. MAHATMA GANDHI TPS Steam 2 660.000 2012 Total (Haryana) 3830.000 9 Jammu & Kashmir State Sector JKSPDC PAMPORE GPS (Liq.) GT-Gas 1 25.000 1989 Jammu & Kashmir State Sector JKSPDC PAMPORE GPS (Liq.) GT-Gas 2 25.000 1989 Jammu & Kashmir State Sector JKSPDC PAMPORE GPS (Liq.) GT-Gas 3 25.000 1989 Jammu & Kashmir State Sector JKSPDC PAMPORE GPS (Liq.) GT-Gas 4 25.000 1994 Jammu & Kashmir State Sector JKSPDC PAMPORE GPS (Liq.) GT-Gas 5 25.000 1994 Jammu & Kashmir State Sector JKSPDC PAMPORE GPS (Liq.) GT-Gas 6 25.000 1994 Jammu & Kashmir State Sector JKSPDC PAMPORE GPS (Liq.) GT-Gas 7 25.000 1995 Total (Jammu & Kashmir) 175.000 10 Punjab State Sector PSPCL GH TPS (LEH.MOH.) Steam 1 210.000 1997 Punjab State Sector PSPCL GH TPS (LEH.MOH.) Steam 2 210.000 1998 Appendix-A LIST OF THERMAL POWER STATIONS AS ON 31.03.2020 Installed Sl. No. Region/State/UT Sector Owner Name of Project Prime Mover Unit No. Year of Comm. Capacity MW Punjab State Sector PSPCL GH TPS (LEH.MOH.) Steam 3 250.000 2008 Punjab State Sector PSPCL GH TPS (LEH.MOH.) Steam 4 250.000 2008 11 Punjab State Sector PSPCL ROPAR TPS Steam 3 210.000 1988 Punjab State Sector PSPCL ROPAR TPS Steam 4 210.000 1989 Punjab State Sector PSPCL ROPAR TPS Steam 5 210.000 1992 Punjab State Sector PSPCL ROPAR TPS Steam 6 210.000 1993 12 Punjab Private Sector Nabha Power Ltd RAJPURA TPP Steam 1 700.000 2014 Punjab Private Sector Nabha Power Ltd RAJPURA TPP Steam 2 700.000 2014 13 Punjab Private Sector Talwandi Sabo Power Ltd TALWANDI SABO TPP Steam 1 660.000 2014 Punjab Private Sector Talwandi Sabo Power Ltd TALWANDI SABO TPP Steam 2 660.000 2015 Punjab Private Sector Talwandi Sabo Power Ltd TALWANDI SABO TPP Steam 3 660.000 2016 14 Punjab Private Sector GPGSL (GVK) GOINDWAL SAHIB TPP Steam 1 270.000 2016 Punjab Private Sector GPGSL (GVK) GOINDWAL SAHIB TPP Steam 2 270.000 2016 Total (Punjab) 5680.000 15 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL KOTA TPS Steam 1 110.000 1983 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL KOTA TPS Steam 2 110.000 1983 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL KOTA TPS Steam 3 210.000 1988 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL KOTA TPS Steam 4 210.000 1989 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL KOTA TPS Steam 5 210.000 1994 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL KOTA TPS Steam 6 195.000 2003 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL KOTA TPS Steam 7 195.000 2009 16 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL GIRAL TPS Steam 1 125.000 2007 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL GIRAL TPS Steam 2 125.000 2010 17 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL CHHABRA TPP Steam 1 250.000 2009 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL CHHABRA TPP Steam 2 250.000 2010 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL CHHABRA TPP Steam 3 250.000 2013 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL CHHABRA TPP Steam 4 250.000 2014 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL CHHABRA TPP Steam 5 660.000 2017 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL CHHABRA TPP Steam 6 660.000 2019 18 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL SURATGARH TPS Steam 1 250.000 1998 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL SURATGARH TPS Steam 2 250.000 2000 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL SURATGARH TPS Steam 3 250.000 2001 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL SURATGARH TPS Steam 4 250.000 2002 Rajasthan State Sector RRVVNL SURATGARH TPS Steam 5 250.000 2003 Rajasthan State Sector RRVVNL SURATGARH TPS Steam 6 250.000 2009 Rajasthan State Sector RRVVNL SURATGARH TPS Steam 7 660.000 2020 19 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL KALISINDH TPS Steam 1 600.000 2014 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL KALISINDH TPS Steam 2 600.000 2015 20 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL DHOLPUR CCPP GT-Gas 1 110.000 2007 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL DHOLPUR CCPP GT-Gas 2 110.000 2007 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL DHOLPUR CCPP GT-Gas 3 110.000 2007 21 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL RAMGARH CCPP GT-Gas 1 3.000 1994 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL RAMGARH CCPP GT-Gas 2 35.500 1996 Appendix-A LIST OF THERMAL POWER STATIONS AS ON 31.03.2020 Installed Sl. No. Region/State/UT Sector Owner Name of Project Prime Mover Unit No. Year of Comm. Capacity MW Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL RAMGARH CCPP GT-Gas 3 37.500 2002 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL RAMGARH CCPP GT-Gas 4 37.800 2003 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL RAMGARH CCPP GT-Gas 5 110.000 2013 Rajasthan State Sector RRVUNL RAMGARH CCPP GT-Gas 6 50.000 2013 22 Rajasthan Private Sector Adani Power Ltd KAWAI TPS Steam 1 660.000 2013 Rajasthan Private Sector Adani Power Ltd KAWAI TPS Steam 2 660.000 2013 23 Rajasthan Private Sector RWPL (JSW) JALIPA KAPURDI TPP Steam 1 135.000 2009 Rajasthan Private Sector RWPL (JSW) JALIPA KAPURDI TPP Steam 2 135.000 2010 Rajasthan Private Sector RWPL (JSW) JALIPA KAPURDI TPP Steam 3 135.000 2011 Rajasthan Private Sector RWPL (JSW) JALIPA KAPURDI TPP Steam 4 135.000 2011 Rajasthan Private Sector RWPL (JSW) JALIPA KAPURDI TPP Steam 5 135.000 2013 Rajasthan Private Sector RWPL (JSW) JALIPA KAPURDI TPP Steam 6 135.000 2013 Rajasthan Private Sector RWPL (JSW) JALIPA KAPURDI TPP Steam 7 135.000 2013 Rajasthan Private Sector RWPL (JSW) JALIPA KAPURDI TPP Steam 8 135.000 2013 Total (Rajasthan) 10173.800 24 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL ANPARA TPS Steam 1 210.000 1986 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL ANPARA TPS Steam 2 210.000 1987 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL ANPARA TPS Steam 3 210.000 1988 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL ANPARA TPS Steam 4 500.000 1993 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL ANPARA TPS Steam 5 500.000 1994 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL ANPARA TPS Steam 6 500.000 2015 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL ANPARA TPS Steam 7 500.000 2016 25 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL HARDUAGANJ TPS Steam 7 105.000 1978 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL HARDUAGANJ TPS Steam 8 250.000 2011 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL HARDUAGANJ TPS Steam 9 250.000 2012 26 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL OBRA TPS Steam 7 94.000 1974 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL OBRA TPS Steam 9 200.000 1980 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL OBRA TPS Steam 10 200.000 1979 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL OBRA TPS Steam 11 200.000 1977 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL OBRA TPS Steam 12 200.000 1981 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL OBRA TPS Steam 13 200.000 1982 27 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL PARICHHA TPS Steam 1 110.000 1984 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL PARICHHA TPS Steam 2 110.000 1985 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL PARICHHA TPS Steam 3 210.000 2006 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL PARICHHA TPS Steam 4 210.000 2006 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL PARICHHA TPS Steam 5 250.000 2012 Uttar Pardesh State Sector UPRVUNL PARICHHA TPS Steam 6 250.000 2013 28 Uttar Pardesh Private Sector BEPL KHAMBARKHERA TPS Steam 1 45.000 2011 Uttar Pardesh Private Sector BEPL KHAMBARKHERA TPS Steam 2 45.000 2011 29 Uttar Pardesh Private Sector BEPL MAQSOODPUR TPS Steam 1 45.000 2011 Uttar Pardesh Private Sector BEPL MAQSOODPUR TPS Steam 2 45.000 2012 30 Uttar Pardesh Private Sector BEPL BARKHERA TPS Steam 1 45.000 2011 Uttar Pardesh Private Sector BEPL BARKHERA TPS Steam 2 45.000 2012 Appendix-A LIST OF THERMAL POWER STATIONS AS ON 31.03.2020 Installed Sl.
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