HERITAGE ATLAS — USSR

Patratu Thermal Power Station

Тепловая электростанция Патрату
IndiaПатрату1962Energy
A thermal power station in Ramgarh district, Jharkhand, set up in 1962; according to the Indian press it was established in the 1960s in collaboration with the Soviet side. Its ten units had an installed capacity of 840 MW. In 2015 the joint venture PVUNL (NTPC 74%, the state distribution company JBVNL 26%) was formed to refurbish and expand the plant and took over the assets of the old station; a new station with 800 MW units has been built on the site.
Тепловая электростанция в округе Рамгарх штата Джаркханд, основанная в 1962 году; по сведениям индийской печати, создана в 1960-е годы в сотрудничестве с советской стороной. Установленная мощность десяти энергоблоков составляла 840 МВт. В 2015 году для реконструкции и расширения станции создано совместное предприятие PVUNL (корпорация NTPC — 74 %, энергосбытовая компания штата JBVNL — 26 %), которому переданы активы прежней станции; на площадке построена новая станция с блоками по 800 МВт.

Property abroad

EraUSSR
FunctionIndustry and infrastructure
Present ownerPatratu Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Limited (joint venture of NTPC and JBVNL)
Acquisitionbuilt
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2025-11
According to The Times of India (8 November 2025), the assets of the old Patratu station, set up in 1962, were taken over by the joint venture PVUNL for the new project; the first 800 MW unit of the new station entered commercial operation on 5 November 2025.

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