Static GK : List of Important Thermal Power Plants in India / Stations In India

Online Banking Classes : There are many Thermal power plants/stations in India that are located in various parts of the country. They are mainly used for power-generation purposes to meet the increasing demand of the consumers. The name of these thermal power plants & their locations are of great importance from bank exams point of view. Hence, in this article we are discussing them in detail:

Static GK : List of Important Thermal Power Plants in India / Stations In India (State-wise)

Name of Thermal Power Plant / Station	State / UT
Simhadri Super Thermal Power Plant	Andhra Pradesh
Barauni Thermal Power Station Muzaffarpur Thermal Power Plant	Bihar
Bhilai Expansion Power Plant Korba Super Thermal Power Plant Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Thermal Power Station	Chhattisgarh

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