English: Hazelwood Power Station's final operational unit, Unit 1, being shut down for the last time before the station closes permanently. The thick plume of smoke is caused by a combination of the electrostatic precipitators switching off automatically during the shut down to eliminate the risk of them igniting, and what's left of the auxiliary fuel (briquettes) stored on site being fed into the boiler to empty their stores. HWPS substation on the right.
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