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Didcot powerstation

I saw on the news earlier that this morning they blew up the last of Didcots cooling towers  the demolition went ok but the dust cloud caused a flashover in the substation that is still used to supply parts or maybe a

all of Oxfordshire  I bet the grid engineers were tearing there hair out after last weeks events

  • Denis McMahon:




    Alan Capon:




    davidwalker2:

    Interesting to note that on Gridwatch, Coal has started up again.




    Cottham will come down soon, but still has a large coal stock. I believe burning it in the station is the most cost effective method of removal. 


    Regards,


    Alan. 


    Yes, I guess that its coal stock will be used up during an organised run-up to its closure. National  Grid has "enjoyed" some coal-free generation periods this summer, but as the weather becomes colder and demand increases, coal fired stations will be brought back on line to meet the demand. We are not quite finished with coal just yet.

     

    Jeremy Corbyn gave a speech about re-establishing the coal empire as there was plenty still available ......Lol


    Legh
  • Thanks Chris regards Kelly Marie

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    Jeremy Corbyn gave a speech about re-establishing the coal empire as there was plenty still available ......Lol


    Legh

     




     

    To quote a Saudi oil minister from the '70s "the stone age didn't end due to the lack of stone"