There are some industrial sites that are simply impossible to cover in a single visit. This is one of them. This power plant, located on a still-active steel mill, was built in the 1940s. A gas-fired power plant already existed on the site at the time, but it could no longer generate enough energy to meet the increasing production. This coal-fired power plant was built to supplement the gas plant. The turbine hall has since been emptied, but the impressive Stein & Roubaix boilers and their control cabins remain in the boiler room, and the entire installation, though in considerable disrepair, appears to be intact.