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Parli Thermal Power Station

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{{stub}}{{#badges: CoalSwarm|Navbar-Indiacoal}}'''Parli Thermal Power Station''' is a 920 megawatt (MW) power station owned by [[Maharashtra State Power Generation Company]] (MSPGCL), a Maharashtra government owned company.<ref name="Installed">Maharashtra State Power Generation Company, [http://www.mahagenco.in/INSTALLED-CAPACITY-01.shtm "Installed Capacity"], Maharashtra State Power Generation Company website, accessed November 2011.</ref> The power station is located at Parli-Vaijnath in Beed district of Maharashtra, India.
The existing power station comprises comprising one 20MW unit, three 210MW units and one 250MW unit.<ref name="Installed"/>
MSPGCL states on its website that a 350MW unit at the station is being added to the plant. MSPGCL states that the unit is expected to be commissioned by May 2013.<ref>Maharashtra State Power Generation Company, [http://www.mahagenco.in/Ongoing-projects_english.pdf "Information on Mahagenco's Power Projects: Ongoing Thermal Power Projects – 4730 MW"], Maharashtra State Power Generation Company website, August 26, 2011.</ref>
==Location==
The map below shows the city of Parli, but not the exact location of the project: {{#display_point:|Parli18.8684504733, Maharashtra76.5253684316|width=500|height=400|type=normalhybrid|zoom=814}}
==Project Detailsfor Unit 7 and Unit 8 additions==
'''Sponsor:''' [[Maharashtra State Power Generation Company]] (MSPGCL)<br>
'''Location:''' Parli-Vaijnath, Beed district, Maharashtra state, India<br>
'''Coordinates:''' 18.8684504733, 76.5253684316<br>'''Status:'''Unit 7 (250 MW): Operating 2010; Unit 8 (350 MW): Under construction<br>'''Nameplate capacity:''' 920 <ref name=GEO>[http://globalenergyobservatory.org/form.php?pid=40760 "Parli Coal Power Station India,"] Global Energy Observatory, accessed March 2012</ref>* Unit 1: 30 MW, plus (1971)* Unit 2: 30 MW (1972)* Unit 3: 210 MW (1980)* Unit 4: 210 MW (1985)* Unit 5: 210 MW (1987)* Unit 6: 210 MW (2007)* Unit 7: 250 MW (2010)* Unit 8: 350 MW expansion<br>(projected 2013)
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'''Projected in service:''' Unit 8: 2013<br>
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