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Overhauls

The overall state of the implementation of overhauls of the capacities for overburden removal and coal production and processing up to 31 December, 2010 is summarized in the table below:

During the overhauls most of the previously identified operations by defecation were realized, while a small part remained unrealized.

In subsidiary TPPs-OCMs Kostolac on 10 January 2010, revitalized excavator SchRs 800 was put into operation, which significantly contributed to the stabilization of the coal mining, and therefore to the reliability of all thermal

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