Wilhelmshaven Power Station

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The Wilhelmshaven Power Station is a German hard coal power station. It is in the city of Wilhelmshaven because of the Jadebusen. It has an output of 747 megawatts and in the middle of the 70's was built, and 1976 in enterprise taken. It covers the mean load need and has an assignment of up to 6.000 hours annually. In the power station become daily approx. 6,000 tons of hard coal needs. The power station is supply-technically favorably convenient, since in the close Tidehafen of the Jadebusens ships with a loading capacity can put on hard coal by up to 100.000 tons. The power station, which fire-place high over a 250 meter orders, desulphurised flue gases as the first in the Federal Republic its.

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