We have visited this place in summer 2019, but our visit was very short, so we decided to try it one more time last summer. This time we were more successful. This place is a part of a larger steelworks, which stopped production around 2009 or 2010 when the rest of the steelworks was shut down. It was built to replace the old power plant aka Wet Dogs. It ran on what I assume was a combination of natural gas, coke gas, and gas from blast furnaces. It has three plus one boilers - three older ones and one which was added later on. The site used to be secured with sensors, but now the sensors are missing in action. Even so, people have spotted the security driving around the site, so it's not completely free to roam. The highlight of this place was the turbine hall. I counted a total of 7 turbines, ranging in power and age. The oldest one was an Ingersoll-Rand turbine, then two small Oerlikons, what I believe were ACEC turbines, and one blue Escher Wyss + Oerlikon. The control room was very nice as well, though there was no light to work with. All in all very much worth the time.
Boilerhouse
On top of the boilerhouse
Turbine hall overlook
The old Ingersoll-Rand turbine
The tiny Oerlikon
The ACEC turbines
A side view
The big Escher Wyss + Oerlikon turbine - the most recent addition
Pipes in the turbine hall
The only place in the control room with natural light
The control room
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Boilerhouse
On top of the boilerhouse
Turbine hall overlook
The old Ingersoll-Rand turbine
The tiny Oerlikon
The ACEC turbines
A side view
The big Escher Wyss + Oerlikon turbine - the most recent addition
Pipes in the turbine hall
The only place in the control room with natural light
The control room
Thanks for reading