Title

The largest German nuclear power plant was to be built in Stendal. From 1972 to 1991

Caption

The largest German nuclear power plant was to be built in Stendal. From 1972 to 1991, the Russian-designed pressurised water reactor was built in Stendal Niedergoerne. After reunification, the already built buildings and cooling towers were demolished, historical, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, Europe

Date

Jun 01, 1990

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Holger Weitzel

Reference

BRK23A28_248

Model release

No

Property release

NA

License type

Rights managed

Available size

35,4Mb (1,0Mb) / 13,9in x 9,9in / 4155 x 2974 (300dpi)

Keywords

Business Central Europe Europe Europe's FRG German German Federal Republic Germany Middle Europe No People Republic of Germany Stendal biggest building buildings built built in cities city cooling tower cooling towers demolished deserted economies economy electricity supply empty energies energy energy industry energy production energy source energy sources energy supply industrial building industrial buildings largest municipal no one nobody non-violence nuclear nuclear energy nuclear power nuclear power plant nuclear power plants nuclear power station nuclear reactor nuclear reactors nuclear technology peaceful power generation power generations power industries power industry power plant power plants power station power supplies power supply reactor reunification revolution revolutions structure tower towers town uninhabited urban urban environment Hanseatic cities Hanseatic city Hanseatic town Non-violent revolution Peaceful revolution Saxony-Anhalt history East Germany Eastern Germany historic historical