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Boxberg Power Station
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Boxberg Power Station

Тепловая электростанция «Боксберг»
GermanyБоксберг (район Гёрлиц)1968Energy
A lignite-fired power station in the Görlitz district of Saxony. The foundation stone was laid in autumn 1968; according to the Great Soviet Encyclopedia, the 3,000 MW Boxberg station was built with Soviet assistance. In the 1970s the station started up with a total installed capacity of 3,520 MW, including twelve 210 MW units, and until the 1990s it was Germany's largest lignite-fired power station.
Буроугольная электростанция в саксонском районе Гёрлиц. Первый камень заложен осенью 1968 года; по Большой советской энциклопедии, ТЭС «Боксберг» мощностью 3 млн кВт строилась при содействии СССР. В 1970-е годы станция начала работу с общей установленной мощностью 3520 МВт, включая двенадцать блоков по 210 МВт, и до 1990-х годов была крупнейшей буроугольной электростанцией Германии.

Property abroad

EraUSSR
FunctionIndustry and infrastructure
Present ownerLausitz Energie Kraftwerke AG (LEAG)
Acquisitionbuilt
StatusIn use
As of2022-06
According to EUWID (7 June 2022), the Boxberg power station will go fully offline at the end of 2038; the 210 MW units were taken out of service after 1990.

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