Rugeley Power Station Demolition – Ductwork

At approximately 10 a.m. on 24th June 2021, the controlled demolition of the Air Heaters (metal ductwork) will take place at Rugeley Power Station.

The structures are made of steel and are approximately 35m high. Although the initiation and collapse may be heard outside of the boundary fence, any noise will be over very quickly.  Any dust generated will be controlled on site and road sweepers will be available, although it is anticipated that they will not be required.

To protect everyone on site and in the local area an exclusion zone will be in place before, during and immediately after the blast. The exclusion zone is well within the power station boundary fence and there will be no public access to the area or impact on the local road network.

The police will be in attendance and have asked that people follow any applicable Coronavirus restrictions as these will be enforced.

The demolition of the site will be completed in 2021.

For more information a frequently asked questions document is available here.

For enquiries please contact CommunicationsUK@engie.com

Rugeley Power Station Cooling Towers Demolition Live Stream

Members of the public can view this Sunday’s demolition of the four Cooling Towers at Rugeley Power Station on the ENGIE Group YouTube channel.

To watch the live event on YouTube click here.

Due to current COVID-19 national lockdown restrictions unfortunately there is no public viewing area. The police will be in attendance and have asked that people consider the latest COVID-19 restrictions as these will be enforced.