Ohaaki Power Station - Ohaaki Power Station 391 Ohaaki Road
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| Address : | Ohaaki Power Station 391 Ohaaki Road, Ohaaki 3083, New Zealand |
| Phone : | π +889 |
| Postal code : | 3083 |
| Website : | https://contact.co.nz/corporate/about/our-company/powerstations |
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Katja Barten on Google
β β β β β This is NOT a nuclear power plant, itβs a geothermal plant.
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Joshua Christophers on Google
β β β β β Love inhaling the natural gasses in this station 10/10 would recommend
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Elliott Dawkins on Google
β β β β β Im disgraced, i never thought new zeeland had nuclear power plants i thought it was green country
>:( very cool to look at though
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Wendy Watson-Ekstein on Google
β β β β β Ha ha! It's a geothermal power station, constructed in 1989. See Wikipedia.
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70X1C S1NC3R3 on Google
β β β β β Such a great sight to see when traveling between Rotorua and taupo. And a secret location to hahha. Locals may know. Great small rest stop and viewing area .
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Janine Kim on Google
β β β β β Beautiful! Love seeing cool things people can build!
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Geoffrey Chang on Google
β β β β β Finally! New Zealand has sustainble nuclear power. I LOVE THIS RADIATION RADIATING THRU MY BODY!!! MORE POWER?????
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Ronnie Eastell on Google
β β β β β For those who think this is Nuclear Power just because of the shape of the cooling tower...?ββοΈ Geothermal power is awesome. Read up about it!
"The Ohaaki geothermal power station was commissioned in 1989. Production wells at Ohaaki are, on average, 1.2 km deep and reach water at temperatures up to 280Β°C. The most distinctive feature at Ohaaki is the 105 metre high cooling tower. Using natural convection, the tower cools the water used to condense the steam as it exits the power turbines"
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