thermal power station
heat power station

In a thermal power station water is the working medium.

There is a large thermal power station in the village.

The city is also the seat of two thermal power stations.

So when there isn't any wind you can use the thermal power stations instead.

The thermal power station's water requirement is met by this river.

All thermal power stations depend on water to cool them.

Near the village, there is the largest thermal power station of Greek.

It is the only large thermal power station in the country burning black coal.

Thermal power stations provide electricity for a large percentage of humanity.

What fuels may be used in thermal power stations?

Electricity is also produced, in a lesser proportion, by thermal power stations.

Government of Karnataka is trying to build a thermal power station in this rich soil area.

Following are some of the super thermal power station in India:

The plant being one time the biggest thermal power station in Asia has contributed to many industrial and overall development of the area.

The power plant, along with the two thermal power stations, are the city's main employers.

Most electricity production is in thermal power stations, where much of the source energy is lost as heat.

Titanium valves are therefore often used in heat critical parts thermal power stations.

If this loss is controlled effectively, then there is no need for thermal power station.

The following are the region's other thermal power stations:

The corporation has its thermal power station at Raichur.

The structure is a solar thermal power station.

It can also be used to cool thermal power stations, so far located on valuable coastal land near cooling water.

It is served by an airport, a thermal power station, and first rate educational and medical facilities.

Most electric power made from fossil fuel is produced by thermal power stations.

Energy supply to many industrial facilities and housing in the island is provided by a cogeneration thermal power station.