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Here is a new page I am currently working on:
Here is a new page I am currently working on, inspired by [[Tutorial:Transport_use_cases]]:


'''Tutorial: Comparing Power Sources'''
'''Tutorial: Comparing Power Production Technologies'''
 
In vanilla Factorio, electric power can be produced from [[steam engine]]s, [[steam turbine]]s, and [[solar panel]]s. Solar panels directly output power obtained from sunlight, while steam engines and steam turbines run by consuming [[steam]], which can be produced in [[boiler]]s or in [[heat exchanger]]s.
Heat exchangers can only work by being supplied heat from [[nuclear reactor]]s (including the neighbor bonus), while boilers support a wide range of burner [[fuel]]s, although most often they use [[coal]] or [[solid fuel]].
 
Given these machines, the following power plants can be designed:
* Burner power plants
 
Each power production technology in Factorio has its own strengths and weaknesses. They can be compared in terms of the following:
 
* Setup costs in terms of materials
* Infrastructure dependence
* Space requirements
* Running costs in terms of fuels and materials
* Pollution output
* Design complexity
 
 
 
are fed using [[boiler]]s, which require burner [[fuel]]s, most often [[coal]] or [[solid fuel]]. Steam turbines
 
Quick Summary Table
 
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Here is a new page I am currently working on, inspired by Tutorial:Transport_use_cases:

Tutorial: Comparing Power Production Technologies

In vanilla Factorio, electric power can be produced from steam engines, steam turbines, and solar panels. Solar panels directly output power obtained from sunlight, while steam engines and steam turbines run by consuming steam, which can be produced in boilers or in heat exchangers. Heat exchangers can only work by being supplied heat from nuclear reactors (including the neighbor bonus), while boilers support a wide range of burner fuels, although most often they use coal or solid fuel.

Given these machines, the following power plants can be designed:

  • Burner power plants

Each power production technology in Factorio has its own strengths and weaknesses. They can be compared in terms of the following:

  • Setup costs in terms of materials
  • Infrastructure dependence
  • Space requirements
  • Running costs in terms of fuels and materials
  • Pollution output
  • Design complexity


are fed using boilers, which require burner fuels, most often coal or solid fuel. Steam turbines

Quick Summary Table

Power  Option2  Option3