Seabank Gas Works

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<googlemap lat="51.537821" lon="-2.671866" zoom="15"> 51.538942, -2.670021, Seabank Gas Works 51.53371, -2.671909, Level crossing leading to Chittening Trading Estate </googlemap>

To Avonmouth: PhilBlack Works
End of the Line

History

In recent years, the former British Gas site at Hallen has been transformed into a combined cycle gas turbine power station designed to produce 755 mw of electrical power.

Gallery

  • This engine ended up at the Bristol Industrial Museum who, for some reason, painted it green! Why?!
    This engine ended up at the Bristol Industrial Museum who, for some reason, painted it green! Why?!
  • This photo is named Dave & engine, and Dave is Mike P's dad! So guess who that is on the engine on the above photo... heh..
    This photo is named Dave & engine, and Dave is Mike P's dad! So guess who that is on the engine on the above photo... heh..
  • A general view of the site taken from the bonnet of the engine in the above photo.
    A general view of the site taken from the bonnet of the engine in the above photo.
  • And this one is taken from on top of a gas holder.
    And this one is taken from on top of a gas holder.
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