Coal-Fired Plants in Germany
Baden-Wurttemberg and Bayern

Altbach Location: BW Operator: EnBW Kraftwerke AG Configuration: 2 X 64 MW (ret), 1 X 80 MW (ret), 1 X 200 MW, 1 X 460 MW, 1 X 348 MW Operation: 1958-1997 Fuel: bituminous coal, natural gas Boiler supplier: Steinmuller T/G supplier: Siemens EPC: Both the large sets have topping gas turbines. Photograph courtesy of EnBW Kraftwerke AG Posted 25 Sep 2004	GKM Location: BW Operator: Grosskraftwerk Mannheim AG Configuration: 1 X 125 MW (ret), 1 X 160 MW (ret), 2 X 220 MW, 1 X 430 MW (ret), 1 X 300 MW, 1 X 475 MW, 1 X 480 MW Operation: 1954-1993 Fuel: bituminous coal, natural gas, oil Boiler supplier: ?? T/G supplier: ?? Photograph by Sebastian Stumpf Posted 20 Oct 2004	Heilbron Location: BW Operator: EnBW Kraftwerke AG Configuration: 2 X 65 MW (ret), 2 X 110 MW (ret), 2 X 125 MW, 1 X 760 MW Operation: 1955-1985 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: KSG, VKW, Steinmuller, EVT T/G supplier: AEG, BBC, Siemens Photograph by Sebastian Stumpf Posted 20 Oct 2004
RDK Location: BW Operator: EnBW Kraftwerke AG Configuration: 2 X 64 MW (ret), 2 X 100 MW (ret), 2 X 180 MW, 1 X 550 MW Operation: 1955-1985 Fuel: bituminous coal, natural gas Boiler supplier: Steinmuller T/G supplier: BBC Photograph courtesy of EnBW Kraftwerke AG Posted 25 Sep 2004	Sandreuth Location: BY Operator: N-ERGIE AG Configuration: 1 X 22 MW, 2 X 45 MW, 1 X 20 MW Operation: 1981-1992 Fuel: coal, natural gas, oil, refuse Boiler supplier: EVT T/G supplier: ABB Photograph courtesy of N-ERGIE Posted 17 Aug 2002	Schwandorf-D Location: BY Operator: Vattenfall Europe Configuration: 1 X 300 MW Operation: 1972 (ret 2002) Fuel: lignite Boiler supplier: Deutsche Babcock T/G supplier: AEG, BBC Photograph courtesy of E.ON Energie Posted 12 Jun 2002
	Zolling-5 Location: BY Operator: GDF SUEZ Energie Deutschland AG Configuration: 1 X 474 MW CHP Operation: 1985 Fuel: hard coal Boiler supplier: Deutsche Babcock T/G supplier: BBC Quick facts: Zolling was built by Isar-Amper Werke AG and the first 40-MW unit went online in 1958. Three more followed by 1966. The old untis were all demolished in 1989. The Unit-5 stack is 220m tall. This site was transferred to GDF SUEZ in 2009 as part of a swap deal with E.ON. Photograph courtesy of GDF SUEZ Re-posted 30 Nov 2011

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