Mary Tavy Hydro-Electric Power Station, South West Water, Tavistock, Devon
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"England’s first hydro-electric power station has fitted Marley’s fibre-cement Profile 6 sheeting as part of major refurbishment work.
Built in 1932 and based in Tavistock, Devon, Mary Tavy Hydro-electric Power Station generates enough electricity for 2,500 homes, and was once the largest hydro-electric scheme in England.
It is owned and operated by South West Water, who took the decision to specify Profile 6 sheeting after realising that the original fibre-cement sheets used for the roof of the turbine hall had lasted for over seventy years."
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https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Mary_Tavy_Power_Station
https://treksandtors.co/not-the-tors/buildings/mary-tavy-hydro-power-station/
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Mary Tavy, Tavistock, Devon PL19 9PR
pressoffice@southwestwater.co.uk
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01392 443020
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