Unnamed Electrabel Power Station at Wilhelmshaven, Stade and Brunsbuttel

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Unnamed Electrabel Power Station at Wilhelmshaven, Stade and Brunsbuttel is proposed by Electrabel to have an installed capacity of 1600 megawatts (2 X 800 megawatts. At its 2008 annual general meeting, the shareholders of the Swiss energy company BKW were told that BKW had acquired a 33 percent (or 240 Megawatt) stake in the project in late 2007 which is "scheduled to go live in 2013".^[1]

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↑ BKW FMB Energy Ltd, BKW investing in sustainable energy security", Address by Dr Fritz Kilchenmann, Chairman of the Board to the General Shareholders' Meeting, 9 May 2008, page 6.

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[BKW_AGM-1] BKW FMB Energy Ltd, BKW investing in sustainable energy security", Address by Dr Fritz Kilchenmann, Chairman of the Board to the General Shareholders' Meeting, 9 May 2008, page 6.

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