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c.1896 Shoreditch Vestry was one of the first local authorities to use steam from the destruction of refuse for electricity generation.
1897 The station was opened by Lord Kelvin; it contained three generators each of 165 kW, and three of 70kW.
It rapidly became apparent that further capacity was needed and extra plant was installed.
By 1902 a new power station had to be constructed at the corner of Whiston-street and Bath-place, Haggerston, on the banks of the Regent's Canal.
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Sources of Information
- [1] The early days of the power station industry