Kurakhove Power Station

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Kurakhove Power Station
Country	Ukraine
Location	Kurakhove
Coordinates	47°59′43.57″N 37°14′13.67″E / 47.9954361°N 37.2371306°E / 47.9954361; 37.2371306Coordinates: 47°59′43.57″N 37°14′13.67″E / 47.9954361°N 37.2371306°E / 47.9954361; 37.2371306
Status	Operational
Commission date	1941
Owner(s)	Vostokenergo
Thermal power station
Primary fuel	Natural gas
Tertiary fuel	Coal
Power generation
Units operational	1 x 200 MW 1 x 210 MW 1 x 220 MW 1 x 222 MW 3 x 225 MW
Make and model	TAGMET LMZ
Nameplate capacity	1,527 MW
External links
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Kurakhove Power Station (also: Kurakhivska TES or Kurakhovskaya TES, Ukrainian: Курахівська ТЕС) is a thermal power plant on Volycha river 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) from Kurakhove in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine.

The first Kurakhove power station went into service on July 6, 1941, but was soon rendered inoperable by German troops during World War II. On October 20, 1941, it was occupied by German troops, who destroyed it in their retraction in 1943. It was repaired soon thereafter and on August 12, 1946, it went into operation again. Further units were installed resulting in an output power of 400 MW. Between 1972 and 1975 7 new units, one with 200 MW, 6 with 210 MW went in service, which replaced the old one and which are after modernization in 2006 still in use. The chimney of the power plant is 250 metres (820 ft) tall.

330 kV-Line Donbas-Dnipro[]

Kurakhovka power station is startpoint of a 330 kV-double-circuit power line of unusual design to Zaporizhzhia. The 330 kV-Line Donbas-Dnipro is a double-circuit 330 kV three-phase AC power line connecting the 330 kV-substation DD-330 in Zaporizhzhia with Kurakhove Power Station. The line, which was built in 1964, consists in most parts of its length of three parallel power lines, each consisting of pylons with two conductors. Hereby one three-phase AC system consists of the outermost power line and the conductor of the innermost power line, which is closest to it.

See also[]

• List of power stations in Ukraine

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