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EPS owns and operates that , via subsidiaries, the following coal-fired power stations:* [[TPP Nikola Tesla Power Plant]], a 32,300 662 MW coal-fired power station located approximately 40 kilometers upstream from Belgrade, near the town of Obrenova. By far the largest coal plant in [[Serbia and coal|Serbia]], the complex provides approximately 47 percent of the total capacity of the electric power system of Serbia. The complex and two of its plants are named in honor of Nikola Tesla, a Serbian electrical engineer and inventor.<ref name=eps>[http://www.eps.rs/onama/tpp_ntesla.htm "Facilities for electric power generation"] Elektroprivreda Srbije website, accessed July 2011.</ref> * [[TPP Kolubara Power Plant]], a 245 megawatt coal which is located in the village Veliki Crljeni;<ref>Elektroprivreda Srbije, [http://www.eps.rs/onama/tpp_kolubara.htm "Facilities for electric power generation: Facilities for electric power generation: Thermal Power Plants Nikola Tesla - TPP "Kolubara" plc"], Elektroprivreda Srbije website, accessed July 2011.</ref> and* [[TPP Morava Power Plant]], a 108 megawatt lignite fired power station which is located on the right bank of the river Velika Morava near the town of Svilajnac.<ref>Eurocoal, [http://www.euracoal.org/pages/layout1sp.php?idpage=78 "Serbia"], Eurocoal website, accessed July 2011.</ref>* the [[TPP Kostolac Power Plant]], which comprises the 640 megawatt TPP Kostolac A plant and the 281 megawatt TPP Kostolac B. The TPP Kostolac A plant also produces heating energy for heating the cities of Kostolac and Pozarevac.<ref>Elektroprivreda Srbije, [http://www.eps.rs/onama/tpp_kostolac.htm "Facilities for electric power generation: Thermal Power Plants"], Elektroprivreda Srbije website, accessed July 2011.</ref>