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The turbine hall at Kachlet
A run-of-river plant on the Danube keeps its machinery in a long low building that looks more like a warehouse than a power station.
By Rafael Viana · 1 min

Where electricity is made and what it is made beside: turbines, transformers, cooling towers.
A freight railway runs under a cooling tower at twilight, two pieces of infrastructure sharing a horizon and nothing else.
A transformer at the top of the transmission range, standing in grass, with the insulators doing the visible work.
A thermal power station and the reservoir it was built for, photographed as one object because that is what they are.
Benoit Brummer / CC BY 4.0
5 stories · July – September · Page 1 of 2
A run-of-river plant on the Danube keeps its machinery in a long low building that looks more like a warehouse than a power station.
By Rafael Viana · 1 min