Bełchatów Power Station
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The Bełchatów Power Station is Europe's largest thermal power plant, situated near Bełchatów in Poland. After South Africa's Kendal Power Station it is also the second-largest coal-fired station in the world.
It has a total electrical power output of 4440 megawatts and two 300 metre high chimneys, which are among Poland's tallest free-standing structures. In 2005, the WWF ranked it as the world's sixth most polluting power plant due to carbon dioxide emissions of 1.09 megatonnes per terawatt hour of produced power .
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