Accordingly, four 50 MW 50 Hz turbo-alternators were ordered from C. A. Parsons and Company of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, in 1941, as part of a major expansion programme that was to be known as Pyrmont'B' Station.
Accordingly, four 50 MW 50 Hz turbo-alternators were ordered from Australian General Electric, to be manufactured by Metropolitan-Vickers of Trafford Park, Manchester, England, in 1941. This major expansion programme was to be known as Pyrmont'B' Station.