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Marty Silk

Two units offline at Qld coal power plant

Callide power station's four generation units provide about 10 per cent of Queensland's capacity. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

A major Queensland coal power station connected to the national grid will have two of its four generators offline at once for three weeks after a cooling tower partially collapsed at the facility.

State-owned electricity generator CS Energy says none of the 226 workers at the complex were hurt when part of a cooling tower collapsed at the Callide C power station near Biloela, in central Queensland, on Monday.

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