File:Merrimack Station.jpg
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English: Merrimack Station, also known as the Bow Power Plant, is New Hampshire's largest coal fired power plant. After spending $360 million on a mercury scrubber, PSNH decided in May 2012 to shut down the plant because it can buy power cheaper on the open market. |
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