, approximately  of coal had been mined, with about  of brown coal being extracted annually to feed the power station that consumed  of pulverised brown coal an hour. The coal at Anglesea has a high quality heat value when compared to other brown coals used to produce electricity in Victoria, but has a much higher level of sulphur, at around 3%, resulting in high levels of sulfur dioxide (SO2) being emitted.
Approximately of coal had been mined, with about  of brown coal being extracted annually to power the station that consumed  of pulverised brown coal an hour. The coal at Anglesea has a high quality heat value when compared to other brown coals used to produce electricity in Victoria, but it contains a higher sulfur content (around 3%), resulting in high levels of sulfur dioxide emissions.