How to create the Steam Carriages production chain in Anno 1800

This is the Steam Carriages production chain in Anno 1800. It is a complex production chain that requires a large amount of buildings to get the finished product. The starting point of this production chain is producing Steel and Brass. These items are produced mines. For the Steel you will need a Iron Mine and a Coal Mine. For the production of Brass we will need to Mine Copper and Zinc. These items will then go to the Motor Assembly Line. The next thing that needs to be done is the production of Chassis to achieve this you will have to Wood and Caoutchouc sent to the Coachmakers. Once we have supplied the Steam Motors and the Chassis to the Cab Assembly Line the Steam Carriages will be produced.

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What is produced

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Buildings in this chain

In this section we will look at what buildings are in the this chain. Their is a large number of buildings in this chain that will make it a huge challenge when you come the layout or the manufacture of Steam Carriages. To start with you need four different types of mine. These are Copper Mine and Zinc Mine for the production of brass. You will also need Coal Mine and a Iron Mine for the production of Steel. The Copper and Zinc will then go on to the Brass Smeltery for the production of Brass. The Coal and the Iron will go to the Furnace for the production of Steel. Both of these items will then go to the Motor Assembly Line for the production of Steam Motors. The Steam motors will finally go to the Cab Assembly Line. On the other side of the production chain you will require Caoutchouc from the Caoutchouc Plantation and Wood from the Lumberjacks Hut. These two items will then go in to the Coachmakers to turn into Chassis. The Chassis will then go to the Cab Assembly Line for the production of Steam Carriages.

Building	No. needed	Cost per building	Total cost
Iron Mine	1	$800 Credits 4 Timber 5 Bricks -50 Maintenance 50 Workers	$800 Credits 4 Timber 5 Bricks -50 Maintenance 50 Workers
Coal Mine	1	$600 Credits 4 Timber 5 Bricks -50 Maintenance 50 Workers	$600 Credits 4 Timber 5 Bricks -50 Maintenance 50 Workers
Copper Mine	2	$5000 Credits 8 Timber 15 Bricks 12 Steel Beams 10 Windows 10 Reinforced Concrete -250 Maintenance 25 Workers	$10000 Credits 16 Timber 30 Bricks 24 Steel Beams 20 Windows 20 Reinforced Concrete -500 Maintenance 50 Workers
Zinc MIne	2	$5000 Credits 8 Timber 15 Bricks 12 Steel Beams 10 Windows 10 Reinforced Concrete -250 Maintenance 25 Workers	$10000 Credits 16 Timber 30 Bricks 24 Steel Beams 20 Windows 20 Reinforced Concrete -500 Maintenance 50 Workers
Furnace	2	$500 Credits 4 Timber 5 Bricks -100 Maintenance 100 Workers -5 Attractiveness	$1000 Credits 8 Timber 10 Bricks -200 Maintenance 200 Workers -10 Attractiveness
Brass Smeltery	4	$17000 Credits 8 Timber 15 Bricks 12 Steel Beams 10 Windows 10 Reinforced Concrete -250 Maintenance 25 Workers -10 Attractiveness	$68000 Credits 32 Timber 60 Bricks 48 Steel Beams 40 Windows 40 Reinforced Concrete -1000 Maintenance 100 Workers -40 Attractiveness
Motor Assembly Line	3	$75000 Credits 16 Timber 30 Bricks 24 Steel Beams 20 Windows 20 Reinforced Concrete -1800 Maintenance 250 Engineers -10 Attractiveness	$225000 Credits 48 Timber 90 Bricks 72 Steel Beams 60 Windows 60 Reinforced Concrete -5400 Maintenance 750 Engineers -30 Attractiveness
Lumberjacks Hut	1	$100 Credits -10 Maintenance 5 Farmers	$100 Credits -10 Maintenance 5 Farmers
Caoutchouc Plantation	4	$2500 Credits 8 Timber -25 Maintenance 10 Jornaleros	$1000 Credits 32 Timber -100 Maintenance 40 Jornaleros
Coachmakers	8	$55000 Credits 10 Timber 20 Bricks 16 Steel Beams 15 Windows 15 reinforced Concrete -1200 Maintenance 150 Engineers	$440000 Credits 80 Timber 160 Bricks 128 Steel Beams 120 Windows 120 Reinforced Concrete -9600 Maintenance 1200 Engineers
Cab Assembly Line	2	$115000 Credits 20 Timber 40 Bricks 32 Steel Beams 30 Windows 30 Reinforced Concrete -3000 Maintenance 500 Engineers -10 Attractiveness	$230000 Credits 40 Timber 80 Bricks 64 Steel Beams 60 Windows 60 Reinforced Concrete -6000 Maintenance 1000 Engineers -20 Attractiveness
		Total	$986500 Credits 280 Timber 470 Bricks 360 Steel Beams 320 Windows 320 Reinforced Concrete -23410 Maintenance 5 Farmers 40 Jornaleros 500 Workers 2950 Engineers -100 Attractiveness

You can only build an Iron mine on islands that actually contain Iron deposits. To check this, start by looking at the resource bar, which lists all materials available on that island. If you prefer a more hands on approach, you can also explore the island directly and hover over each mining site to see what resource it provides. Finally, keep in mind that Iron deposits are always found near mountains, so those areas are the best places to check first.

To build an Iron mine, you will need the following items:

• $800 credits
• 4 timber
• 5 bricks
• Iron deposit on the island

As well as the build costs, you will also need the following ongoing costs:

• 50 workers
• $50 credits per minute for maintenance

Once these conditions are met, the Iron Mine will begin producing four iron ore per minute. As a result, you’ll have a steady and reliable supply to keep your production chains running smoothly. In turn, this consistency helps prevent shortages, ensuring that your city can continue growing without interruption.

Like the Iron Mine, the Coal mine can only be built in specific areas of the map. To find the right spot, start by checking which mining sites are designated for coal. Once you’ve located a coal deposit, try to place your Coal Mine as close as possible to your Iron Mine, since this setup creates a more efficient production chain. In addition, remember that the Coal Mine only becomes available once you reach 250 Artisans, so it’s important to plan your progression with this milestone in mind.

To build the Coal mine, you will need the following:

• $600 credits
• 4 timber
• 5 bricks
• Coal deposit on the island

You will also need the following ongoing costs:

• 50 workers
• $50 credits per minute for maintenance

Once these conditions are met, the mine will continuously produce four tons of coal per minute. As a result, you’ll have a steady and reliable supply to keep your Furnace running without interruption. In turn, this consistent fuel flow helps maintain smooth production, preventing slowdowns and keeping your steel chain efficient.

This is the Copper Mine. You will need to place down Copper Mines on top of Copper deposits. The Copper Mine is one of two mines that are required for the production of Brass in the Brass Smeltery. When dealing with the Copper Mine you will have to locate which island have Copper on them and then either build the extra factories on these islands or transport the Copper to another island.

To build the Copper Mine it will cost you:

• $5000 Credits
• Timber 8
• Bricks 15
• Steel Beams 12
• Windows 10
• Reinforced Concrete 10

In addition to these construction costs you will also need to account for the following:

• 25 Workers
• 250 Credits per minute in Maintenance

When working at 100% the Copper Mine will produce two tons of Copper per minute. This will enable your production chains to run at maximum efficiency.

This is the Zinc Mine it is placed directly on top of Zinc deposits that are located on some of the islands in Anno 1800. The Zinc Mine is one of two mines that are required for the production of Brass in the Brass Smeltery. If you can it is best to place both of these mines on the same island if possible. This will limit the amount of transportation that you will need to do.

To build the Zinc Mine it will cost:

• $5000 Credits
• Timber 8
• Bricks 15
• Steel Beams 12
• Windows 10
• Reinforced Concrete 10

In addition to these construction costs you will also need to account for the following:

• 25 Workers
• 250 Credits per minute in Maintenance

When working at 100% the Zinc Mine will produce two tons of Zinc per minute. This will enable your production chains to run at maximum efficiency.

The Furnace will take the coal and the iron ore and turn these into Steel using the Steel production chain. Steel in Anno 1800 is an important material, as it is needed to make Steel beams in the Steel beams production chain and Advanced Weapons..

To build the Furnace, you will need the following items:

• $500 credits
• 4 timber
• 5 bricks
• 4×7 tile space

As well as the above, you will also need the following:

• 100 workers
• $100 credits per minute for maintenance

Once these conditions are met, the Furnace will continuously produce Two tons of Steel per minute. As a result, you’ll have a steady and reliable supply to keep your empire building going without interruption.

This is the Motor Assembly Line in Anno 1800. This can be placed on any island as long as it has access to Electricity. The Motor Assembly Line will not function with out Electricity. It can only be built in the Old World. Ensure that you have a Furnace and Brass Smeltery on the same island as this is what it requires to build the Steam Motors. The Motor Assembly Line produces 1.33 tons of Steam Motors every minute.

To build the Motor Assembly Line it will cost you:

• $75000 Credits
• 16 Timber
• 30 Bricks
• 24 Steel Beams
• 20 Windows
• 20 Reinforced Concrete

In addition to these costs you will also have to account for these running costs:

• 250 Engineers
• -1800 Credits per minute in maintenance
• -10 Attractiveness

In this first section we will be describing the lumberjacks hut. The lumberjacks hut will plant and harvest trees into raw wood for you, ready for the sawmill to turn them in to timber. The Lumberjack’s hut will start producing logs much quicker if the area you place the building in already has trees. If you place where there are no trees you will have to wait for them to be planted first.

To build a Lumberjack hut, you will need:

• $100 credits.
• 2 timber planks.
• a 3×3 tile space for the building, plus at least 205 tiles for the trees.

In addition to the construction costs, running a Lumberjack’s Hut also requires several ongoing resources:

• 5 farmers.
• $10 credits per minute for maintenance.

Once these conditions are met, the Lumberjack’s Hut will reliably produce four tons of wood every minute. As a result, you will have a steady supply for your production chains. Finally, this consistency helps keep your city growing without interruption.

This is the Caoutchouc Plantation it is placed in the New World and needs to be placed on an island with Caoutchouc fertility. Caoutchouc is a important item in Anno 1800 for any items that require rubber in them. This plantation will require Caoutchouc fertility and also transport back to the Old World. You will need to find enough room to place down the 144 fields that this plantation requires to run at maximum efficiency.

To build the Caoutchouc it will cost you:

• $2500 Credits
• 8 Timber

You will also need to cover the running costs

• -$25 Maintenance
• 10 Jornaleros

Once these conditions have been met and you get a trade route setup you will have a steady supply of Caoutchouc for your empire.

This is the Coachmakers in Anno 1800. The Coachmakers becomes available at the 500 Investors. The Coachmakers requires Wood and Caoutchouc from the Caoutchouc Plantation to produce Chassis. It produces these at the rate of one ton every 120 seconds.

To build the Coachmaker you will need:

• $55000 Credits
• 10 Timber
• 20 Bricks
• 16 Steel Beams
• 15 Windows
• 15 Reinforced Concrete

You will also need the following running costs:

• -1200 Credits per minute in Maintenance
• 150 Engineers

Once these conditions are met you will be able to produce the maximum amount of Chassis for the production of Steam Carriages.

This is the Cab Assembly Line in becomes available at 5000 Investors. The Cab Assembly Line can only be built in the Old World and requires Electricity to Work. The Cab Assembly Line will require both Steam Motors and Chassis from their respective factories to produce Steam Carriages. Once they have these items it will take the factory 30 seconds to produce one ton of Steam Carriages.

To build the Cab Assembly Line you will need:

• $115000 Credits
• 20 Timber
• 40 Bricks
• 32 Steel Beams
• 30 Windows
• 30 Reinforced Concrete

You will also need the following running costs:

• -3000 Maintenance
• 500 Engineers
• -10 Atractiveness

Once these conditions have been met the Cab Assembly Line will produce one tone of Steam Carriage every 30 seconds.

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Tech Tree

This is the Tech Tree for the Steam carriages production chain. As you can see it is a huge layout for this chain that contains 30 buildings. This may mean that you will need to have this layout over more than one island. As we can see from the top part of the Tech Tree we need to produce Steam Motors. For this step we will need four mines that Iron Mine, Coal Mine, Copper Mine and a Zinc Mine. The Iron and the Coal will go to the Furnace for the production of Steel. The Copper and Zinc will go to the Brass Smeltery for the production of Brass. These two components the Steel and the Brass will go to the Motor Assembly Line to produce Steam Motors and these will go into the Cab Assembly Line. On the second section we can see that we have a Lumberjacks hut and a Caoutchouc Plantation that will supply the Coachmakers for the production of Chassis. These Chassis will go to the Cab Assembly Line and combine to make Steam Carriages.

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Improving the productivity

In this section we will look at what we can add to the Trade union that can boost the productivity and efficiency of the layout for the Seam Carriages production chain. The Trade union will give benefits to all buildings that are in its radius of influence. You must remember that any building can only be influenced by one Trade union. Lets take a look at these items now.

Trade union items for Iron mine

Here are some of the best items for the Iron mine.

Item name	Effect	Rarity/Notes
Inflammable Concoction	+100% productivity, +50% chance of explosion	Common – destroyed after 2 hours use Expedition bonus – +5 crafting
Big box of Dynamite	+200% productivity, +100 chance of explosion	Uncommon – destroyed after 2 hours Expedition bonus – + 5 force, +4 naval power
Ventilator	-50% workforce needed	Uncommon Expedition bonus – +20 crafting
Safety Elevator	+35% productivity, -25% maintenance costs, +30% chance of explosion	Rare
Simmons Electrifying Elevator	+40% productivity, -35% maintenance costs	Epic

Trade union items for Coal mine

Here are some of the best items for the Coal mine.

Item name	Effect	Notes
Dynamite	100% productivity +50% chance of explosion	Common – destroyed after 2 hours use Expedition bonus – +2 naval power +3 force
Miner	+20% productivity	Common Expedition bonus – +10 crafting
Freight Elevator	+25% productivity -15% maintenance costs +50% chance of explosion	Uncommon
First-rate Sapper	+50% Productivity -75% workforce needed	Rare Expedition bonus – +30 crafting +10 force
Micaela the Mining Engineer	-100% maintenance costs -100% workforce	Epic Expedition bonus – +40 craft +20 force
Jorg von Malching, Augur of the Auric	+70% productivity occasionally produces gold or oil	Legendary Expedition bonus – +50 crafting +30 force

Trade union items for Zinc and Copper Mines

Here are some of the best items for the Zinc Mine and Copper Mine.

Item name	Effets	Rarity/Notes
Dynamite	100% Productivity +50% Explosion Chance Duration:02:00:00 Destroyed after use	Common Expedition bonus – +3 Force +2 Naval Power
Miner	+20% Productivity	Common Expedition bonus – +10 Crafting
Big Box of Dynamite	+200% Productivity +100% Explosion Chance Duration:02:00:00 Destroyed after use	Uncommon Expedition bonus – +5 Force +4 Naval Power
Freight Elevator	+25% Productivity -15% Maintenance Cost +50% Explosion Chance	Uncommon
Ventilator	-50% Workforce	Uncommon Expedition bonus – +20 Crafting
First Rate Sapper	+50% Productivity -75% Workforce	Rare Expedition bonus – +30 Crafting +10 Force
Mad Mary, Dynamite Enthusiast	-35% Productivity +50% Workforce Needed +250% Maintenance Cost +50% Chance of Illness +50% Explosion Chance New Input The building now processes  Dynamite. Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra output	Rare Expedition bonus – +25 Crafting +15 Force
Safety Elevator	+35% Productivity -25% Maintenance Cost +30% Explosion Chance	Rare
Micaela the Mining Engineer	-100% Maintenance Costs -100% Workforce	Epic Expedition bonus – +40 Crafting +20 Force
Simmons Electrifying Elevator	+40% Productivity -35% Maintenance Cost	Epic
Jörg von Malching, Augur of the Auric	+70% Productivity Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra  Gold Ore Occasionally produces extra  Oil	Legendary Expedition bonus – +50 Crafting +30 Force

Trade union items for Furnace

Here are some of the best items for the Furnace.

Item name	Effect	Notes
Calciner	+40% productivity, +50% chance of fire, -3 attractiveness	Uncommon
Coal Permit	+25% productivity, +20% attractiveness	Uncommon
Night Pollution By-law	-10% productivity, -40% attractiveness	Uncommon
Heavy Coal Permit	+40% productivity, +40% attractiveness	Rare
Bechamel Converter	+60% productivity, -1 attractiveness, -50% workforce needed	Epic
Greens Law to Postpone the Apocalypse	-30% productivity, -80% attractiveness	Epic

Trade union items for Brass Smeltery

These are some of the best items for the Brass Smeltery

Item name	Effects	Rarity/Notes
Calciner	+40% Productivity -3 Attractiveness +50% Chance of fire	Uncommon
Coal Permit	+25% Productivity +20% Attractiveness	Uncommon
Night Pollution Bye-Law	-10% Productivity -40% Attractiveness	Uncommon
Heavy Coal Permit	+40% Productivity +40% Attractiveness	Rare
Night and Day Pollution By-Law	-20% Productivity -60% Attractiveness	Rare
Reverberatory Furnace	+50% Productivity -2 Attractiveness +30% Chance of fire	Rare
Bechamel Converter	+60% Productivity -1 Attractiveness -50% Workforce	Epic
Green’s Law to Postpone The Apocalypse	-30% Productivity -80% Attractiveness	Epic
Lord Footprint’s Gargantuan Smokestack Act	+55% Productivity +660% Attractiveness	Epic

Trade union items for the Motor Assembly Line

Here are some of the items for the Motor Assembly Line

Item name	Effects	Rarity/Notes
Calciner	+40% Productivity -3 Attractiveness +50% Chance of fire	Uncommon
Coal Permit	+25% Productivity +20% Attractiveness	Ucommmon
Night Pollution By-Law	-10% Productivity -40% Attractiveness	Uncommon
Heavy Coal Permit	+40% Productivity +40% Attractiveness	Rare
Night and Day Pollution By-Law	-20% Productivity -60% Attractiveness	Rare
Reverberatory Furnace	+50% Productivity -2 Attractiveness +30% Chance of fire	Rare
Bechamel Converter	+60% Productivity -1 Attractiveness -50% Workforce	Epic
Green’s Law to Postpone The Apocalypse	-30% Productivity -80% Attractiveness	Epic
Lord Footprint’s Gargantuan Smokestack Act	+55% Productivity +60% Attractiveness	Epic

Trade union items for Lumberjack hut

This is a list of some of the best items for the Lumberjack hut:

Item name	Effect	Rarity/Notes
Industrial thresher	+10% forest density, +40% productivity	Uncommon Expedition bonus – +10 crafting
Druids sickle	+30% productivity, +20% forest density	Rare Expedition bonus – +15 crafting
Teutonic Technical Secateurs	+40% productivity, +30% forest density	Epic Expedition bonus – +20 crafting
Aldea the forest warden	+3 attractiveness	Uncommon
Miss Rodriguez the conservationist	+40% productivity	Epic Expedition bonus – +40 crafting, +20 hunting
Vincent Drag saw	+50% productivity	Epic Expedition bonus – +20 crafting
Ursula Green Guardian of the forest	+50% productivity, +10% forest density	Legendary Expedition bonus – +45 crafting, +35 hunting, +25 navigation

Trade union items for the Caoutchouc Plantation

Here are some of the best items for the Caoutchouc Plantation

Item name	Effect	Rarity/Notes
Picker	+7% Productivity	Common Expedition bonus – +10 Crafting
Caoutchouc Saplings	-15% Productivity Provides Caoutchouc fertility	Uncommon
Furrow Plough	+25% Productivity	Uncommon
Soil Sampler	+15% Productivity	Uncommon
Tree Surgeon	+12% Productivity	Uncommon Expedition Bonus – +20 Crafting
Wood Ash	+30% Productivity +15% No of Modules	Uncommon
Arborist	15% Productivity -10 No. of Modules Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra  Tobacco	Rare Expedition bonus – +30 Crafting
Balance Plough	+35% Productivity	Rare
Chemical Fertiliser	+50% Productivity +25% No. of Modules	Rare
Quality Caoutchouc Saplings	Provides Caoutchouc fertility	Rare
Horticulturalist Hermann	+20% Productivity -20% No. of Modules Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra  Red Peppers Occasionally produces extra  Potatoes  Occasionally produces extra  Grapes	Epic Expedition bonus – +40 Crafting
Hybrid Caoutchouc Saplings	+25% Productivity Provides Caoutchouc fertility	Epic
Miraculous Steel Plough	+50% Productivity -50% Maintenance Costs -50% Workforce	Epic
Patent Steel Seed Drill	+40% Productivity -50% Workforce	Epic
Superphosphate Fertiliser	+70% Productivity +35% No. of Modules	Epic
Dr. Ali Al-Zahir, the Botanical Director	+30% Productivity +7 Attractiveness Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra  Red Peppers Occasionally produces extra  Potatoes Occasionally produces extra  Grapes Occasionally produces extra  Grain Occasionally produces extra  Hops	Legendary Expedition bonus – +50% Crafting

Trade union items for the Coachmakers

These are some of the best items for the Coachmakers

Item name	Effects	Rarity/Notes
Carpenter	Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra  Wood	Common Expedition bonus – +15 Crafting
Beryl’s Fosterling	+50% Productivity	Uncommon Expedition bonus – +20 Crafting
Circular Saw	+30% Productivity +30% Chance of Fire	Uncommon Expedition bonus – +20 Crafting
Joiner	+20% Productivity	Uncommon Expedition bonus – +25 Crafting
Cabinet Maker	+30% Productivity -60% Workforce	Rare Expedition bonus – +35 Crafting +10 Force
Circular Rip Saw	+40% Productivity +20% Chance of Fire	Rare Expedition bonus – +30 Crafting
Harker’s Electric Treadle Lathe	+50% Productivity -25% Workforce	Epic Expedition bonus – +40 Crafting
Master Craftsman Morris	-80% Maintenance Costs Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra  Pearls	Epic Expedition bonus – +45 Crafting +20 Force
Seraphim Papadikas, The Window Dresser	+50 Productivity Provides Electricity Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra  Wood Veneers	Legendary Expedition bonus – +55 Crafting +30 Force

Trade union items for the Cab Assembly Line

These are some of the best items for the Cab Assembly Line

Item name	Effects	Rarity/Notes
Wheelwright	-15% Workforce	Common Expedition bonus – +15 Crafting
Calciner	+40% Productivity -3 Attractiveness +50% Chance of Fire	Uncommon
Coal Permit	+25% Productivity +20% Attractiveness	Uncommon
Conveyor	+40% Productivity +70% Chance of Fire	Uncommon Expedition bonus – +10 Crafting
Machinist	+20% Productivity	Uncommon Expedition bonus – +25 Crafting
Night Pollution By-Law	-10% Productivity -40% Attractiveness	Uncommon
Assembly Line	+50% Productivity +50% Chance of Fire	Rare Expedition bonus – +15 Crafting
Heavy Coal Permit	+40% Productivity +40% Attractiveness	Rare
Night and Day Pollution By-Law	-20% Productivity -60% Attractiveness	Rare
Reverberatory Furnace	+50% Productivity -2 Attractiveness +30% Chance of Fire	Rare
Steam Engineer	-20% Maintenance Costs Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra  Penny Farthings	Rare Expedition bonus – +35 Crafting
Bechamel Converter	+60% Productivity -1 Attractiveness -50% Workforce	Epic
Green’s Law to Postpone The Apocalypse	-30% Productivity -80% Attractiveness	Epic
Lord Footprint’s Gargantuan Smokestack Act	+55% Productivity +60% Attractiveness	Epic
Porthampton Mass Conveyor	+60% Productivity -20% Workforce +30% Chance of Fire	Epic Expedition bonus – +20 Crafting
Susannah the Steam Engineer	Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra  Light Bulbs Replaced Input Instead of  Steam Motors, the building processes  Filaments.	Epic Expedition bonus – +45 Crafting
Bruno Ironbright, Engineering Giant	+50% Productivity Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra  Advanced Weapons Occasionally produces extra  Steam Motors	Legendary Expedition bonus – +55 Crafting +25 Diplomacy

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Using Electricity

The Iron Mine receives no benefit from Electricity.

When adding Electricity to the Coal Mine it will double its output. It will go form 4 tons per minute to 8 to per minute.

When adding Electricity to the Copper Mine it will double its output. It will go from 2 tons per minute to 4 tons per minute.

When adding Electricity to the Zinc Mine it will double the output. It will go from 2 tons per minute to 4 tons per minute.

When we add Electricity to the Furnace it will double its output. When this happens we must ensure that the input is also doubled so that the Furnace can run at full capacity. The output will go from 2 tons per minute to 4 tons per minute.

When we add Electricity to the Brass Smeltery it will double its output. When this happens we must ensure that the input is also doubled so that the Brass Smeltery can run at full capacity. The output will go from 1 ton per minute to 2 tons per minute.

The Motor Assembly Line must be supplied with Electricity to work. When this happens it will produce 1.33 tons of Steam Motors every minute.

The Lumberjacks hut receives no benefit from Electricity.

The Caoutchouc Plantation receives no benefit from Electricity.

When we add Electricity to the Coachmakers it will double its output. When this happens we must ensure that the input is doubled to run at full capacity. The output will go from 0.5 tons per minute to 1 ton per minute.

The Cab Assembly Line require Electricity to work,. When this happens it will produce 2 tons of Steam Carriages per minute.

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