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Overhaul season started in EPS power plants, Unit 6 on TENT A PP initiated

 

The overhaul of unit A6 in power plant Nikola Tesla A Obrenovac started on 25th February. With this project the overhaul season in EPS thermal power plants is initiated. Mr.Miladin Basaric, assistant director of EPS energy trade section says that it is important that overhaul projects are starting on time as there is a great number of needed works specially on Unit 1 in TENT B power plant and Kostolac B power plant, the projects in total duration of six months.

With upcoming overhauls EPS is planning to increase the reliability and availability of power plants units with parallel aim to increase their energy efficiency.

Upon completion of overhaul on TENT A unit 5, we are planning the overhaul of second unit on TENT B power plan, and starting from 22nd march the works will start on A2 unit of TENT A power plant.

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