different types of substations raise, lower and switch current for consumer use

carbon sequestration model shows different approaches

The furnace (animated here) turns chemical energy (powdered coal dust) into heat energy that creates superheated steam in the boiler above. The steam then turns the turbines (heat energy to mechanical energy) that in turn spin the alternator (mechanical energy into electrical energy)

chemical storage for stack scrubbers

coal docks: a plant this size (2600 megawatts) can use about 1800 tons of low sulphur coal per day

Energy companies are exploring new methods of power generation. This part of the experience offers some helpful insights to the overall outlook, timelines and challenges yet to overcome