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- The Yadadri Thermal Power Station requires 14 million tonnes of G9 grade coal annually but local sources provide only 4 million tonnes.
- The facility is located 270 km from its primary coal source, leading to significant transportation cost concerns.
- Construction delays have prevented the 4,000 megawatt project from reaching its original commissioning timelines.
- Government officials anticipate the power plant will significantly increase generation costs over its forty-year lifespan.
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- Potential sourcing of coal from Mahanadi Coalfields or Coal India
- Completion progress of the remaining units at Yadadri Thermal Power Station
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Named India · Dameracherla · Nalgonda · Singareni Collieries · Yadadri Thermal Power Station · A. Revanth Reddy · Bharat Heavy Electricals · Coal India · Mahanadi Coalfields
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