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EC1 Łódź
Lodz

EC1 Łódź

Lodz, Poland

About EC1 Łódź

The EC1 Science and Technology Centre is a science centre located in the former Heat Power Station in Łódź, Poland. The Łódź Power Station (Polish: Elektrownia Łódzka) was a first city power station producing electricity for citizens.

The EC1 Science and Technology Centre is a science centre located in the former Heat Power Station in Łódź, Poland. The Łódź Power Station (Polish: Elektrownia Łódzka) was a first city power station producing electricity for citizens. The plant was operational since 1907, was expanded in 1929, worked till 2000 and is regarded as a historical monument due to its architectural values. The EC1 complex underwent a process of urban renewal in the first decade of the 21st century; it was adapted for cultural and educational purposes.

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