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Hunterston Nuclear Power Stations, Firth of Clyde by night in 2006
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North Ayrshire - Largs, Fairlie and Hunterston
Hunterston B AGR (Advanced Gas-cooled Reactor) and Hunterston A Magnox Nuclear Power Stations, Firth of Clyde by night in 2006
04 February 2006
Hunterston A Nuclear Power Station, 2006
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North Ayrshire - Largs, Fairlie and Hunterston
Hunterston A Magnox Nuclear Power Station, Firth of Clyde by night, in 2006
04 February 2006
Hunterston B AGR Nuclear Power Station, 2006
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North Ayrshire - Largs, Fairlie and Hunterston
Hunterston B AGR (Advanced Gas-cooled Reactor) Nuclear Power Station, Firth of Clyde by night in 2006
04 February 2006
Firth of Clyde from the Haylie Brae above Largs in 2003
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North Ayrshire - Largs, Fairlie and Hunterston
The Firth of Clyde from the Haylie Brae above Largs in 2003, looking across the Hunterston Coal Terminal and Hunterston nuclear power stations (one Magnox, now being decommissioned, and one AGR (Advanced Gas-cooled Reactor) towards Arran, with Holy Isle and Ailsa Craig visible in the distance.
08 June 2003
dawn sky Hunterston nuclear power station wind turbines wave energy
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North Ayrshire - Largs, Fairlie and Hunterston
An orange winter dawn sky breaks over Hunterston nuclear power station and the wind turbines, with a reminder of wave energy in the foreground.
15 January 2006
Hunterston nuclear power station fish ponds
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Doon the Watter - Firth of Clyde
Hunterston nuclear power station fish ponds, warmed by seawater exiting the power station, and formerly used for fish farming. Probably taken in the late 1960s. Scanned from a transparency taken by David Palmar.
20 September 2007
Hunterston A turbine hall
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Doon the Watter - Firth of Clyde
Hunterston A turbine hall, where steam powered the turbines to generate electricity in a Magnox nuclear power station, probably taken in the late 1960s. The power station was built in the late 1950s and early 1960s, opened in 1964, and decommissioning began in 1989. It will probably not all be demolished and cleared away until 2080. Scanned from a transparency taken by David Palmar.
20 September 2007
Common dolphin, Firth of Clyde
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Firth of Clyde - Great Cumbrae
Common dolphin (Delphinus delphis) swimming in the Firth of Clyde past the Hunterston power station
23 July 2010
Power station, Hunterston
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Firth of Clyde - Great Cumbrae
A power station in Hunterston
05 June 2010
CalMac Ferry MV Loch Riddon approaching Largs
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Firth of Clyde - Great Cumbrae
CalMac Ferry MV Loch Riddon approaching Largs with Hunterston A nuclear power station in the background
