Lethabo

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Lethabo Power Station is a coal-burning power station in Deneysville, South Africa, which supplies energy to the Vaal Triangle. The name comes from the Twana word meaning "good living" or "happiness".

Lethabo holds the distinction of being the only power station in the world capable of burning coal with an average calorific value of only 16 MJ/kg.


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