Table 7 BRITISH ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY POWER STATIONS IN THE SOUTH WALES DIVISION 1948/49
POWER STATION | CAPACITY kW | TYPE1 |
Upper Boat | 155,000 | S |
Tir John | 147,750 | S |
Newport | 89,250 | S |
Cardiff | 87,600 | S |
LLynfi | 60,000 | S |
Llanelly | 28,000 | S |
Lydney2 | 17,635 | S |
Haverfordwesta | 4,975 | I |
Penarth | 2,200 | S |
Bridgend | 2,000 | S |
Pontypridd | 1,800 | S |
Milford Haven | 815 | I |
Penydarrenb | 520 | S |
Lampeter a | 400 | I |
Llandrindod Wells | 231 | I |
Carmarthen | 200 | I |
Pont-y-cafnanb | 190 | H |
Llandyssula | 139 | I,H |
St Clearsa | 113 | I |
Monmouth | 110 | I,H |
Aberayron | 100 | I |
Cyfarthfab | 100 | H |
Newquay | 35 | I |
599,183 |
1 S – Steam; H – Hydro-electric, I – Internal combustion (diesel).
2 The Lydney station was part of the South Wales Division although in the distribution area of the Midlands Electricity Board.
a Stations formerly of West Cambrian Power Co. b Stations formerly of Merthyr Tydfil E T & L Co.
Source: Compiled from BEA, Annual Report 1948-49, Appendix 15.