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Nikola Tesla A Thermal Power Plant, Obrenovac
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Nikola Tesla A Thermal Power Plant, Obrenovac
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Nikola Tesla A Thermal Power Plant, Obrenovac
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Nikola Tesla A Thermal Power Plant, Obrenovac

Тепловая электростанция «Никола Тесла А» (Обреновац)
SerbiaОбреновац1970–1979Energy
Serbia's largest thermal power station, on the right bank of the Sava. According to Elektroprivreda Srbije, the first 210 MW unit was started on 7 March 1970, a second identical unit followed six months later, and four more units of 308.5 MW each were commissioned by the end of 1979. The Great Soviet Encyclopedia names the Obrenovac thermal power station among the projects built and reconstructed in Yugoslavia with Soviet technical and economic assistance.
Крупнейшая тепловая электростанция Сербии на правом берегу Савы. По данным компании «Электропривреда Сербии», первый блок мощностью 210 МВт пущен 7 марта 1970 года, через полгода — второй такой же блок, к концу 1979 года введены ещё четыре блока по 308,5 МВт. Большая советская энциклопедия называет тепловую электростанцию «Обреновац» среди объектов, построенных и реконструированных в Югославии при техническом и экономическом содействии СССР.

Property abroad

EraUSSR
FunctionIndustry and infrastructure
Present ownerElektroprivreda Srbije (state-owned company, Serbia)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1970
StatusIn use
As of2021-12
According to RTS (14 December 2021), the power station is operating and Elektroprivreda Srbije is ensuring coal deliveries.

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