Power plants
Nydalselva
Nydalselva is a hydropower plant located near Breimsvatnet (pictured – photo by Chell Hill), in Norway. It is a run-of-river hydropower plant which produces 17.6 GWh of electricity per year.
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Nydalselva is a hydropower plant located near Breimsvatnet (pictured – photo by Chell Hill), in Norway. It is a run-of-river hydropower plant which produces 17.6 GWh of electricity per year.
FKF generates its electricity from the Glomma river, the longest in Norway. With an installed capacity of 230 MW and an annual output of 1 265 GWh, it is one of Norway’s largest run-of-river hydro plants. It also meets the strict criteria set by the Swedish eco-label Bra Miljøval.
The oldest power station on the River Sog, Ljósifoss began producing power for the city of Reykjavik in 1937. The plant made it possible for homes to stop relying on burning coal for cooking and at the same time, geothermal began to replace heating in the capital.
The Pälli hydropower plant, completed in 1954, is located in Muhos. The plant is the fourth hydropower plant upstream in the Oulujoki river. Average annual production covers the annual electricity use of about 12,000 households with electric heat.
Friedenheim on the Crocodile River in Mpumalanga Province, South Africa, is a small 2.5 MW hydro power plant. It was installed in 1987 and registered with RECSA in 2010. The site was chosen as there was an existing canal and penstock on the river, contributing to the lowering of the capital costs for the hydro station as well as avoiding any environmental impact.
The Nedre Vinstra facility is located in Nord-Fron municipality in the county of Oppland, Norway. The plant utilizes the drop of 448 meters between Olstappen and Vinstra. Its annual power production is 804 GWh.
The power station is located in the municipality of Bindal, Norway. Kolsvik is a reservoir plant. Construction was completed in 1979 and it has an annual production of 536 GWh.
Skjefstadfossen is located in Elverum municipality, Norway. The old Skjefstadfossen, built in 1911, was the first power plant on the river Glomma in Hedmark. The new power plant was commissioned in 1972 and has annual power production of 127 GWh.
Myllykoski power plant is located in north-east of Finland. Water in Myllykoski river is very clean and is good for fishing.
Ryssa Övre is a power station located in Mora, Sweden. It was built in 1916 and reconstructed in 1988. The power station has an effect of 0,7 MW and yearly production of 2.2 GWh.