Eskişehir Alpu lignite mine

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The Eskişehir Alpu lignite mine is a proposed coal mine on the Alpu and Tepebaşı coal field in Eskişehir province, Turkey. Sector B, covering 1,787 hectares, would supply Eskişehir Alpu power station and is included in the same tender which was due to end Jan 2018 but has been postponed to March 2018.