Introduction of the Industry/Company Guru Hargobind Thermal Plant is one of the three such plants in Punjab, the other

two being Guru Nanak Dev Thermal Plant Bathinda and Guru Gobind Singh Super Thermal Power Plant at Ropar. It is located on State Highway No. 12 at Lehra Mohabbat which runs from Bathinda to Barnala. It has four units that collectively generate up to 920 MW. Generators used are cylindrical rotor type, that were manufactured in India itself by BHEL[1]. At present, the plant is running with 98 per cent plant load factor (PLF), which is considered good. . The unit was begun (phase I) with a generation capacity of 420 MW 1998. when it was seen that the one at Bathinda was not enough to meet the demands of agricultural requirements of the area.[3] Use of obsolete artifacts at the establishment, especially transmission system often causes dire problems. There is demand to improve the systems. For a while a unique way to get rid solid pollutant was found literally at an industrial scale-by making it obligatory for nearby Brick Kiln manufacturing kilns to use the leftover of the Thermal but it did not work for long as they soon found legal loopholes and stop using it. Now cattle in the area have been reported sick and even dead due to the adverse effect on the graze. Even laundry hung outdoors by housewives get blackened. It used coal for making steam. Coal is converter into powder and forcly push the into the boiler by fans where it catches fire. Fuel is used to ignite the coal which converted water into steam. Further steam rotate turbine which rotate generator which produce electricity.