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Energy crisis: First reserve hard coal-fired power plant to be put into operation

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A first coal-fired power plant is soon to be removed from reserve. The Mehrum power plant in Lower Saxony is intended to help partially replace natural gas electricity generation.

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Korrespondent.net

Germany will resume the operation of the first backup coal-fired power plant

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Zeit Online

Energy crisis: First reserve hard coal-fired power plant to be put into operation

A first coal-fired power plant is soon to be removed from reserve. The Mehrum power plant in Lower Saxony is intended to help partially replace natural gas electricity generation.

2 years ago·Germany

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Handelsblatt

Energy crisis: First hard coal-fired power plant from reserve is put into operation

The measure is intended to save natural gas, which is currently scarce. The Mehrum power plant in Lower Saxony is part of the so-called grid reserve and can be flexibly activated.

2 years ago·Düsseldorf, Germany

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rnd.de

Due to gas crisis: First hard coal-fired power plant to reconnect to the grid

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2 years ago·Germany

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Spiegel

Energy crisis: First shut down hard coal-fired power plant goes back into operation

In order to save natural gas, coal-fired power plants from the reserve can be reconnected to the grid In Lower Saxony, an energy operator is now resorting to this — with a power plant that was only shut down at the end of 2021.

2 years ago·Germany

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focus.de

Gas crisis: First hard coal-fired power plant returns to the electricity market

As much natural gas should no longer be used to generate electricity. As a result, hard coal reserve power plants have recently been allowed to produce electricity again for a few months. A kiln has now been registered for this.

2 years ago·Berlin, Germany

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Germany will resume the operation of the first backup coal-fired power plant

Germany will resume the operation of the first backup coal-fired power plant

Energy crisis: First reserve hard coal-fired power plant to be put into operation

Energy crisis: First reserve hard coal-fired power plant to be put into operation

Energy crisis: First hard coal-fired power plant from reserve is put into operation

Energy crisis: First hard coal-fired power plant from reserve is put into operation

Due to gas crisis: First hard coal-fired power plant to reconnect to the grid

Due to gas crisis: First hard coal-fired power plant to reconnect to the grid

Energy crisis: First shut down hard coal-fired power plant goes back into operation

Energy crisis: First shut down hard coal-fired power plant goes back into operation

Gas crisis: First hard coal-fired power plant returns to the electricity market

Gas crisis: First hard coal-fired power plant returns to the electricity market

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