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The NTPC Farakka Super Thermal Power Project is located in Nabarun, West Bengal and has an installed capacity of 2100 MW of coal-based power. It sources coal from the Lalmatia coal fields and water from the Farakka feeder canal. The power plant benefits the states of West Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa, Sikkim, Assam, Tripura and the Damodar Valley Corporation. It has 3 units of 200 MW each in Stage 1 and 2 units of 500 MW each in Stage 2 and 1 unit of 500 MW in Stage 3.
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Introduction page 1
- 1. Fstpp-overview NTPC FARAKKA SUPERTHERMAL POWER PROJECT Situated at Nabarun in Murshibad district in Indian state of west Bengal. It is a Coal based power plant. InstalledCapacity 2100 mw Coalsource LALMATIA coal fields WATERSOURCE FARAKKA feeder canal BENEFICIARYSTATES WEST BENGAL,BIHAR,JHARKHAND,ORISSA,SIKKIM,ASSAM,TRIPURA AND DAMODAR VALLEY CORPORATION UNITSOPERATIONAL STAGE-1: 3*200 MW STAGE-2: 2*500 MW STAGE-3: 1*500 MW TOTAL = 2100 MW