Grain Power Station, Grain, Isle of Grain, Medway, Medway
Piling in progress during the construction of the Isle of Grain Power Station, showing a stockpile of ribbed tubing laid out in the foreground. The Isle of Grain Power Station was an oil fired power station built in the 1970s by multiple contractors, including John Laing and Son Ltd. When the power station opened in 1979, it had the second tallest chimney in the UK at 244 metres high. The power station has now been demolished and the chimney was destroyed in September 2016. A new Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) power station has been built at the site
Picture No
13460747
Media ID
45383547
Size
5181px x 6648px
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Credit
© Historic England Archive / John Laing Photographic Collection / Mary Evans
Source
John Laing plc - Historic England Archive
Date
1971
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