A date has been set for the final demolition at Longannet Power Station in Fife.
Earlier this year, the main structure was blown up leaving just its cooling tower standing, but now it has been confirmed that will be gone next month.
Scottish Power says that on or around Tuesday December, 9, a controlled explosion will be carried out.
Residents in parts of Grangemouth and Skinflats have been warned to expect potential noise and dust.
A notice to Grangemouth Community Council reads: "On or around 9th December 21 (weather dependent), a planned major, non-emergency demolition event will take place at Longannet Power Station.
"This Planned demolition has been carefully planned and resourced within a controlled safe environment by the Demolition Contractor (Brown and Mason), under the Supervision of the Demolition Site Manager.
"Small quantities of explosives will be used to aid the demolition of the structure and will result in a higher than ‘normal’ noise levels or rising dust that may attract your attention. This will only last a short duration, please do not be alarmed at this time.
"The demolition activity may pass with minimal visual or noise impact, but due to your close proximity to Longannet Power Station or the potential to be travelling in the surrounding area, ScottishPower Generation would like to make you aware of the planned activity.
"Emergency Services, Fife Council, Valleyfield Liaison Committee, and the local community councils have also been made aware of this planned major event.
"ScottishPower Generation and Brown & Mason would like to make you aware of this event and we hope these activities do not cause you any inconvenience.
"If you require any further information, please e-mail longannet@scottishpower.com and a member of the team will contact you."
