Dutch Eemshaven coal plant delayed

Märkte: Coal, Electricity
28.01.15

European utility RWE has pushed back the commercial start up of its 777MW Eemshaven A coal-fired plant in the Netherlands by over three months.

The unit had previously been expected to come on line at the end of January, but has now been delayed until 1 May this year, just five days before its sister unit B is scheduled to be commissioned.

Meanwhile, German utility Eon has said that its new Maasvlakte 3 coal-fired unit will "recommence commissioning" on 26 February.

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