
Pöyry
Pöyry is located in the western part of Finland. It has the long bottom dam. The plant is quite old, but partially modernized. Its annual production is 3 GWh.
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Pöyry is located in the western part of Finland. It has the long bottom dam. The plant is quite old, but partially modernized. Its annual production is 3 GWh.

Vesikoski is located in the river Pyhäjoki in a beautiful agricultural area. The power plant was built in 1965 and has annual production of 3.2 GWh.

Soilu is located in the north-east of Finland. There is a long wooden tube from the dam to the power plant. The average annual production is 4.6 GWh.

Peltokoski is located in the river Mustionjoki in the historical area. The power plant was renovated several times and has annual production 12.3 GWh.

Billnas was constructed in the 20th century and renovated several times since then. The plant was originally built to supply electric energy to the mill next to the river. It’s annual production is 5.2 GWh.

Juva is one of the three plants in the river Paimionjoki. In 2015, the plant celebrated one hundred years of history. Its annual production is 5.5 GWh.

Askala is one of the three plants in the river Paimionjoki in Southwest Finland. It was built in 1935 and is located in a very beautiful area. Its annual production is 4.5 GWh.

Krogstad is located in Lumparland municipality of Åland, an autonomous territory of Finland. It consists of two turbines: Astrea and Amalthea. They are built in 2003 and have a total effect of 1.2 MW.

Alsjö power plant is located in Hudiksvall municipality, Gävleborgs county, Sweden. The station on the river Delångersån was commissioned in 1998 and has Ossberger turbine. Station power is 0.4 MW.

Strömbacka power plant is located in Hudiksvall municipality, Gävleborg county, Sweden. It was commissioned in 1912 and has a Francis turbine. The station has total production of 600 MWh.