The last large structure on the site of the Bell Bay power station in Tasmania has been demolished, making way for a private company to build a methanol fuel plant. The demolition was conducted by a specialist contractor using 41 kilograms of explosives. The site is slated to be home to a $1.7 billion plant, which plans to produce 300,000 tonnes of fuel per year. To read more and stay in the know: https://ab.co/3Zcm4eE | ABC Northern Tasmania

For more than 40 years Kingsnorth Power Station has been a familiar sight on the banks of the River Medway in North Kent. But ongoing demolition work has reduced another large section to rubble this afternoon. It was a spectacular moment as the main turbine hall - two thousand tonnes of steel and concrete - were brought down in a controlled explosion. The coal-fired station stopped producing electricity two years ago. | BBC Kent

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It went out with a bang! Watch the moment Kingsnorth Power Station's chimney was levelled by a controlled explosion. | BBC Kent