Talk:GRES-2 Power Station

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[edit] Added a photo

There is a photo of this plant displayed in Flue gas stack so I inserted it in this page also.

The German wikipedia, from which the image originates from, says (in the caption) that this image does NOT portray the highest flue gas stack in the world. Therefore, it is probably GRES-1. (See that article: same image.) Somebody should sort this out! (The caption in Flue gas stack is apparently wrong.) Muad 20:20, 23 June 2007 (UTC)