Turów Power Station

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Turów Power Station is a large lignite-fired power plant in southwestern Poland, notable as one of the country’s major electricity producers and a significant source of regional environmental controversy.

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instanceOf coal-fired power station
lignite-fired power station
adjacentTo Turów open-pit lignite mine NERFINISHED
commissioned 1962
connectedTo regional district heating systems
constructionStart 1961
controversy air quality in border regions
impact on local water resources
country Poland
emits carbon dioxide
nitrogen oxides
particulate matter
sulfur dioxide
environmentalImpact air pollution
greenhouse gas emissions
groundwater depletion concerns
fuelType lignite
generationType baseload power generation
gridConnection Polish national power grid
hasUnit Unit 1
Unit 2 NERFINISHED
Unit 3
Unit 4 NERFINISHED
Unit 5
Unit 6 NERFINISHED
Unit 7 NERFINISHED
locatedIn Bogatyńa NERFINISHED
Lower Silesian Voivodeship NERFINISHED
southwestern Poland NERFINISHED
modernization 1990s efficiency upgrades
flue-gas desulfurization installation
near Czech Republic NERFINISHED
Germany NERFINISHED
notableFor cross-border environmental controversy
large-scale electricity generation
operator PGE GiEK NERFINISHED
owner PGE GiEK NERFINISHED
PGE Górnictwo i Energetyka Konwencjonalna NERFINISHED
parentCompany PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna NERFINISHED
partOf Turów energy complex NERFINISHED
primaryFuel lignite
regulator Polish environmental authorities
sector electric power industry
significance major electricity producer in Poland
status operational
subjectOf European Union environmental scrutiny
disputes between Poland and Czech Republic
suppliedBy Turów coal mine NERFINISHED

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