Industrial Locations

A small hydroelectric power plant in Italy that has been abandoned for some time. Two decayed turbines remain inside.

A well preserved power station in Austria, housing four vintage diesel-powered generating engines.

The Pulverised Coal Injection Plant was added to the Cockerill-Sambre steel works in Charleroi in the early 1990s. The site became Carsid and was closed in 2008.

The Duferco steel works at Usine Gustave Boël made long steel products until production ceased in 2013. The NLMK areas of the plant are still in use.

The original power plant at Cockerill Sambre's HF4 Blast Furnace in Charleroi, Belgium contained two turbines, with an additional three turbines in the extension building.

Harbour Chambers and Custom House were the headquarters of the Dundee Port Authority. The Grade A listed building is now disused.

The Coalbrookdale Foundry mass-ironmaking was developed, leading to the Industrial Revolution. More recently, casting for Aga cookers were made there.

The powerhouse at the Ford assembly plant in Genk, Belgium was later used as a compressor hall. The boilers and control room were still utilised until closure in 2014.

An acoustically lined, echo-free chamber that was used for noise testing of jet engines.

A tyre factory in the West Midlands that in later years specialised in mixing rubber compounds and retreading of tyres.

Tullis Russel was a paper mill in Glenrothes, Scotland. The Markinch power station was built to provide electricity to the mill.

Dating back to 1804, Tulis Rissell was a papermakers in Scotland. The mill contained large production lines for making paper.