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plant started in early 2007 and it was commissioned at the B station in 2009. This allowed the station to comply with environmental legislation in force at the time and continue generating electricity. As well as FGD, a new chimney stack was built and attached to the plant due to the original chimney
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Rugeley B station used two 500 MW generating sets, which could produce 8,760,000 MWh each year. The station usually burned 1.6 million tonnes of coal a year, producing 240,000 tonnes of ash. The station's boilers produced 1,100 tonnes of steam per hour, at a temperature of 568 °C. In
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further dry towers were constructed in the UK. On occasions this tower was used by the RAF for parachute development. Rugeley A was also the first power station in
Britain to be controlled entirely from a central control room. The total cost of building it was £30 million.
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Morgan, Oliver; Correspondent, Industrial (3 June 2001).
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Rugeley B Power Station viewed from Cannock Chase in 2010
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187:600 MW
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952:References
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933:15/10/1970
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593:52°45′22″N
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