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Poznań Karolin EC-II— 276 MW Coal

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Poznań Karolin EC-II is a coal and biomass power generation facility located in Poland, with coordinates 52.4361° N and 16.9873° E. With a capacity of 276 MW, this power plant plays a vital role in the region's energy landscape, ensuring a stable electricity supply while also integrating biomass as a secondary fuel source to enhance sustainability. Operated by Veolia Energia Poznań SA, the facility has been in operation since 1985, contributing significantly to the energy needs of the local grid and the wider region. The plant primarily employs coal combustion technology, which is a traditional method of energy generation, while simultaneously adopting biomass to reduce its carbon footprint and comply with European Union energy policies focused on cleaner energy production. The Poznań region relies on this facility not only for economic development but also for energy security, as it provides a reliable source of electricity in a landscape increasingly challenged by the need for cleaner alternatives. As Poland continues to transition towards more renewable energy sources, Poznań Karolin EC-II remains a critical asset, balancing the nation's energy mix and supporting local communities.