Eemshaven power plant (RWE)

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Eemshaven power station
Construction site of the power plant in November 2012
Construction site of the power plant in November 2012
location
Eemshaven power plant (RWE) (Groningen)
Eemshaven power plant (RWE)
Coordinates 53 ° 26 '28 "  N , 6 ° 51' 33"  E Coordinates: 53 ° 26 '28 "  N , 6 ° 51' 33"  E
country NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands
Waters North Sea ( Doekegat )
Data
Type Coal-fired power plant (with biomass firing)
Primary energy Fossil energy + bioenergy
fuel Hard coal + biomass
power 2 × 800 MW el.
owner RWE
operator Essent
Project start 2006
turbine Steam turbine
boiler Benson boiler
Website rwe.com
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The Eemshaven power plant ( Dutch Eemshavencentrale ) is a coal-fired power plant in the Netherlands . It is one of several large power plants in the Eemshaven energy park in the province of Groningen . The operators are RWE and the RWE subsidiary Essent . The power plant has an installed capacity of 1.6  GW and an overall efficiency of 46 percent. We work with two Benson kettles .

Planning for the power plant began in 2006, construction work in 2009. It received its environmental permit in 2011. In view of the expected nitrogen and mercury emissions, there was fundamental criticism of the construction of such a new coal-fired power plant. In 2014, the environmental requirements were tightened.

The plant went into operation in 2015 and cost around 2.5 billion euros. This is to be shut down again by 2030.

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. http://www.rwe.com/web/cms/de/348154/rwe-technology-der-anlagenspezialist-im-rwe-konzern/bauprojekte/neubauprojekte/eemshaven/
  2. Co2ntramine: Nederland heeft de Eemshavencentrale helemaal niet nodig
  3. http://www.klimaretter.info/umwelt/nachricht/16218-auflagen-fuer-kohlekraftwerk-eemshaven
  4. Dagblad van het noorden, Sluiting centrale Eemshavenstarkerbij , October 10, 2017