 With six larger, cooling towers, two chimneys and two 350MW and two 375MW generators (the CEGB Statistical Yearbook 1980-81 says there were two 326 MW and one 325 MW generators), it dwarfed both the A and B stations put together, having a total generating capacity of 1450.The cooling towers were arranged in two groups of three, and one tower in each group was coloured a warm red to bring them visually forward, as had been done at West Burton power station.The total generation capacity was 2170 MW over the three stations, making it the largest electricity generation site in the Europe for a time.