I will never understand why people go through a place like that and destroy everything they can. I would like to be able to walk a place like that.

imagine all the work that went in to get this place operational, the logistics and knowhow how to make something like this work.. mindblowing

Wow that one control room with the power still on and all controls going crazy because the plant was offline, after all those years the lights still blink..

Man you guys share some amazing adventures. Literally one of the best urbex channels on any platform. Editing is always top notch. 👏

Visiting churches, however grand, always leaves me cold and unmoved, but these cathedrals of engineering are truly awesome. The way you film these visits, whispering as you walk adds to the fantastic spooky ambiance as you creep through the shadows, and whenever you stop to take a close-up of some equipment I can tell you share my sense of awe at the genius of mankind in creating these leviathans. The humming transformers in your 2013 footage just add to the feeling that you’re walking inside a living, breathing, sleeping beast. Fantastic!

Also it's funny to see Brown Boveri, AEG and Siemens-machines back to back.

I work at a 4 gas turbine power plant. That place you’re at is amazing!!

It never ceases to amaze me, how many huge, unused factories, utility facilities and "safe havens" there are out there. You guys help bring it to light, saving history for everyone to watch for years to come. Great job

Brown Boveri, Siemens, AEG, all quality machines ❤️. Indestructable!

I worked at Brown Boveri here in Brazil. many memories seeing this name again.

*Thank You for taking us along with you!! It really is a wonderful place! Since we cant really go anywhere because of covid its a treat to get to see such interesting places!*

Dude, you are amazing. Great job!

My goodness that place is immense! I worked on and operated steam turbines in NYC but they weren't 1/4 the size of these. I would need one of those bicycles or a golf cart to explore that place. Amazing.

The lights and the gray and green look to everything reminds me of a horror movie or Half Life 2 beta

Wat mij opvalt is dat er zoveel verspild wordt en zo wordt achter gelaten. Ik vind dat natuurlijk niet erg, zo hebben wij wat interessants te kijken wat jullie filmen. Ga zo door ik vind het super om naar jullie opnames te kijken.

Imagine being there alone and suddenly one of the engines starts to work again. spooky

Wow. Only saw offical pictures from the inside of this turbine hall back in the day as our school classe visited the coal mine from where the coal came which fueled this power plant. I had known the dimensions but from that pictures you couldn't get a real clue how big its really is. Your video makes a much better job. This turbine hall is actually the second longest in Germany only the former turbine hall of the nuclear plant in Lubmin is with 1km longer. But the hall there in now empty and divided by walls into smaller halls.

I'm just amazed any lights were left turned on. And your right that place is huge and pretty amazing. Another great video, thanks for the content

Imagine how much power that has flowed out of this place

Oh wow. There are still 2 turbines in that plant ready to fire up for emergency situations until next year.

you guys stand out and stand above others who call themselves urban explorers but don't manage to ever get (in)to any place that has NOT been totally trashed, depressing with all the windows smashed, the floors nearly impossible to navigate be cause of all the trash, and everything having been covered in 60 layers of graffiti - the secret locations that YOU explore being completely intact and pristine on the other hand, and you finding ALL KINDS of such places to investigate, it is just of a totally different level. Kudos, may we all learn something from you; may we learn to preserve VALUE

Unbelievable that such places wont be conserved as an industrial landmark :(

Just about fell off my chair when you did the backlit photo of you guys in the turbine with your hands on the windows!!! Bloody awesome!!! What an incredible place. You could have spend weeks in there and not seen it all!!! Great work.

That 2013 footage is crazy.

Places like this have value for industrial tourism. Places like the Tait Museum that was once a power house is now a art gallery... Heh, I go some where else like internal fire museum. The engineering that goes into these places is art in of it self.

There's so many cool places in this world that we never get to see unless it is closed down and someone sneaks in.

It's amazing to see the advancements in technology literally cemented into the floor

Love the control lights still blinking. The hum of the transformer notable since nothing else is operating. Must be a millions of scrap metals in the place.

A few years ago i worked for a rope access company inside such power plants. we had to secure the guys cleaning the pipes inside the boiler room which was at appr. 160m height. we went into this dark steamy stinky hole which was blasted by high pressure water before to clean of all that carbon from the burning process to rise efficiency again ( well efficiency is a big word for such archaic technology such as burning coal to generate steam to generate eletricity ) , walking on those swinging pipes knowing that below us was a 160m deep dark hole. crazy feeling with all those people yelling at each other in languages i never heard before. of course we walked through nearly the whole complex such as the places you showed in this video. every time amazing how lost and tiny one feels inside such huge, dark, dirty and dangerous environments. attracting and disturbing at the same time. felt good to quit this dirty job eventhough we had good times there with all the guys working, sleeping, eating together for weeks. feel a bit sad for those who have to do that dirty shit for their whole life...

Thanks Bob. Awesome as usual. I would have liked to see a picture of whatever was Buzzing. Thanks

Whats going on this weekend!? My three favorite urbex channels all post power plants - some of my favorite content! I said it before, but I really dig these raw explores with live narration very much! It provides a special atmosphere I prefer over pure post production commentary. Thanks for that and please keep them coming! 👍

Thank you for taking us on amazing adventures. This visit was fantastic. Quiet and powerful. Played the album Twentythree by Carbon Based Lifeforms very softly in headphones throughout. What an amazing vicarious experience. Thank you for returning with new gear. This near silent tour is wonderful. 28:30 is a beautiful moment; subject, framing...perfect. Thank you again. Stay safe because I'm staying tuned.

Wish you guys could see the inside of a boiler if you want to be amazed they're huge

an awesome explore guys!

Blows my mind it closes and rots. When it def could be retrofitted and atleast some of it used.

Epic explore as always Bob! I'd love to do some urbex with you guys but am stuck in Cyprus!

Nice to see how it looks today. When i was a child, it was fully operated and we visited it with our school class. The main generator hall is still very impressive.

Brown Boveri later known as Asea Brown Boweri or ABB, one of the Transformer Factories is here in my city

Love to know we're this so I can Google some of th specs. Lucky enough to have been involved with demolition ofsme of those incredible places. Wish such incredible spaces could be re purposed

Why did you guys stopped posting flags on the miniatures ? That was a really nice touch

that place is insanely huge

That is an unbelievable big complex thanks for the walk through hello from Australia

Block P and Q are on standby until 1.10.2021. Then they want to turn off the lights in there for good. Some parts of the Brown Boveri turbines are being salvaged and shipped somewhere to Asia or India where they are needed as spare parts.

Wow, Fantastic. You guys are awesome. Thanks.

ik mis jullie vids hplk loopt binnenkort alles terug normaal,een fijne kerst alvast top channel!

What an amazing place, massive building, great exploration

I can't help wondering what the people are doing that worked in these places. The stories they could tell. If the walls could talk.

29:36 the Death Star is ready to fire its hyper lazer to destroy a planet

It seems like the station has mostly been taken off the grid with temporary lights put in it’s place. You can see the cords running to all of them

look at all the alarm lights flashing on that panel . the computer is looking for out put and nothing is running , if the operator ever saw that on his shift he would have had a heart attack. no green lights only yellow and red . some one was in there and was playing with the start button. lol lol.

This is like from some computer game. An endless industrial setting without function or purpose, other than travel through.

Somebody dropped something big on the floor above, look at the ceiling damage at 11:42. Sure wish the lighting was better, you can't really see much.

deym watching videos like these, made me feel like i was in there too exploring.

You guys just keep surprising me......bloody awesome.

Should be a museum....!!

I think Germany has taken the recycling of their old structures into serious consideration. Thousands of tons of cast iron and other precious materials are at their disposal. A mine of materials for free or at a price of weight, without saying thanks to neighboring nations. This is a serious circular economy.

So much waste, unbelievable. Great video Bob.

Definitely one of my fav explores. Hope we can return !!!

Great visit! Thanks!

Always watching you guys.. never miss it..

The sheer scale of that generator room is amazing. I guess they are going to sell the parts, given some of them were on pallets and seemed to have new primer on them.

You strong man good job 👍👍

looks exactly like the nylon plant i worked in.......right down to the gaskets hanging on pegboard

15:50 Brown Boveri is now the two B's in ABB

1:22 looks exactly like the ship where the avengers first battle ultron

I was curious and put all the hints together and I think that I have found this powerplant. If I'm right, then the plant is not completely shut down yet. It's just the older blocks; the newer ones are still in use. Pretty nice to see, though.

This place is amazing. Please, when you go through a place such as this it would be terrific if you would dwell on nameplates so we could read things like physical details of the equipment. How many megawatts were the generators? What were the voltages of them? A few people, such as myself, worked in jobs like this and it's very interesting. All of the power this place produced had to be replaced by some other facility and it would be interesting to know the total megawatt capacity of this facility. I explored a lot of places myself and it was imperitive that we avoid walking on metal grating unless there was no other way and then it had to be done very slowly to minimize sounds. Also, anyone below could see movement easily. I do feel good that you speak so softly as it's also important not to cause echos or a sound disturbance in the background sounds if there are any. I often used a hearing enhancement device in one ear at differnt times to listen for things my hearing couldn't pick up. Usually the onlly thing I heard was my breathing or heartbeat, but sometimes it would detect sounds that weren't normal background sounds and indicated people present at a distance. Sometimes it was just aother explorer. We also took considerable time observing at a distance before entry using binoculars and a parabolic listening device.

Another outstanding job Robert. I know they are fans but if you take a drink for just the silly questions you get really drunk! Double shot if they ask you about the 'B' team.

Wow, the generators were still running

Very interesting guys! Thanks

POV: ur exploring level 3 of the backrooms

What an creepy but cool place.. great video

still in use? That electricity sound...

Come on,genius👏👏👏 hi from Argentina

Keep exploring...😁👍

an absolute marvel of engineering

Quiet interesting that some parts at around 15 minutes lookes like brand new .

Fantastic explore ! That's not big, that's a gigantic behemoth of steel !

This must be somewhere in the Ruhrgebiet in Germany!

Good that they switch on the Light for you ^^

astonishing

this thing should back to work

Amazing location !

Awesome video guys

What a beautiful place such a shame looters and thieves will ruin it

@URBEX Zijn jullie niet ook geïnteresseerd in een draaiende fabriek uit de jaren 70? Er staan er genoeg van in NL :)

Funny brasil always seems to have ties to Germany whilst the rest shunned ...... Hmmm

Really enjoy your videos. Do you guys get anxious or apprehensive about being approached whilst inside any of these sites?

what an amazing place...

I think Bruce Mansfield power plant is bigger than this one and will be closing in 21 if that helps you guys.

What was this power station powered by coal or gas and how long has it been closed

Why is there power still on are they still running Some power through the building?

Good video

Why don't they put in new turbines and reuse building?My only question is the new equipment must be running before the old can be turned off.

U should make a treasure map for this place!

Just to think... the only people working there are all engineers, and the study of these complex power stations

Geile Location ! 👍👍👍 Bleibt Gesund! 👍

Wohoo! This feels like playing Unreal Tournament!

you guys are awesome....

Interesting video,i love it