Kamengrad coal mine

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The Kamengrad coal mine, which is located near Sanski Most, has been touted as a potential source to supply the proposed Kamengrad Thermal Power Plant, a proposed 430 megawatt brown coal fired power station. It has been proposed that the power station would comprise two 215 megawatt units.

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