List of power stations in Iceland
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Búrfellsstöð
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Hrauneyjafosstöð
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Blöndustöð
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Sigöldustöð
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Sultartangastöð
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Írafossstöð
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Lagarfosstöð
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Steingrímsstöð
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Ljósafossstöð
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Laxárstöðvar
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Mjólkárvirkjun
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Andakílsárvirkjun
Location of power stations in Iceland,
Geothemal,
Hydroelectric
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The following page lists all power stations in Iceland.[1]
Hydroelectric
Main article: Icelandic hydroelectric power stations
Station | Community | Coordinates [2] | Capacity 2011 (MW) | Output 2007 (MWh)[3] | Commissioned | Status | Past Energy Output | Refs |
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Kárahnjúkar Hydropower Plant | Hálslón Reservoir | 64°56′48″N 15°47′25″W / 64.94667°N 15.79028°W | 690 | 699,411 | 2007 | Operational | ||
Búrfellsstöð | 64°06′19″N 19°50′00″W / 64.10528°N 19.83333°W | 270 | 1,700,481 | 1969 | Operational | |||
Búðarháls | South | 64°14′07″N 19°22′08″W / 64.23528°N 19.36889°W | 95 | 2013 | Operational | [4][5] | ||
Hrauneyjafosstöð | 64°12′03″N 19°14′26″W / 64.20083°N 19.24056°W | 210 | 1,277,186 | 1981 | Operational | |||
Blöndustöð | 65°24′58″N 19°49′11″W / 65.41611°N 19.81972°W | 150 | 912,275 | 1991 | Operational | |||
Sigöldustöð | 64°10′23″N 19°07′37″W / 64.17306°N 19.12694°W | 150 | 912,275 | 1977 | Operational | |||
Sultartangastöð | 64°10′02″N 19°37′15″W / 64.16722°N 19.62083°W | 120 | 729,820 | 2000 | Operational | |||
Vatnsfell Power Station | South | 64°11′46″N 19°01′57″W / 64.19611°N 19.03250°W | 90 | 547,365 | 2001 | Operational | [5] | |
Írafossstöð (Sogsstöðvar) | 64°05′15″N 21°00′27″W / 64.08750°N 21.00750°W | 47.7 | 290,104 | 1953 | Operational | 1953: 31MW, 1963: 47.7MW | ||
Lagarfosstöð | 65°30′25″N 14°21′56″W / 65.50694°N 14.36556°W | 27.5 | 45,614 | 1975 | Operational | 1975: 7.5MW, 2007: 27.5MW | ||
Steingrímsstöð (Sogsstöðvar) | 64°07′46″N 21°01′31″W / 64.12944°N 21.02528°W | 27.0 | 158,128 | 1959 | Operational | |||
Ljósafossstöð (Sogsstöðvar) | 64°05′40″N 21°00′39″W / 64.09444°N 21.01083°W | 14.6 | 90,619 | 1937 | Operational | 1937: 8.8MW, 1944: 14.3MW | ||
Laxárstöðvar | 65°49′06″N 17°18′52″W / 65.81833°N 17.31444°W | 27.5 | 85,146 | 1939 | Operational | 1939: 2.5MW, 1944: 5MW, 1953: 14MW, 1973: 23MW, 1993: 27.5MW | ||
Mjólkárvirkjun | 65°46′30″N 23°10′02″W / 65.77500°N 23.16722°W | 10.55 | 54,007 | 1958 | Operational | 1958: 2.4MW, 1975: 8.1MW, 2010: 9.25MW | ||
Andakílsárvirkjun | 64°32′19″N 21°41′42″W / 64.53861°N 21.69500°W | 8.46 | 48,168 | 1947 | Operational | 1947: 3.68MW, 1974: 8.46MW | ||
Geothermal
Main article: Geothermal power in Iceland
Station | Community | Coordinates [2] | Capacity 2011 (MW) | Output 2007 (MWh)[3] | Commissioned | Status | Past Energy Output | Refs |
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Hellisheiði Power Station | Hveragerði | 64°02′14″N 21°24′03″W / 64.03722°N 21.40083°W | 303 (400 thermal) | 700,800 | 2006 | Operational | 2006: 90MW, 2007: 123MW, 2008: 213MW | [6] |
Reykjanes Power Station | Grindavík | 63°49′35″N 22°40′55″W / 63.82639°N 22.68194°W | 150 | 902,280 | 2006 | Operational | 2006: 100MW, 2010: 150MW | |
Nesjavellir Geothermal Power Station | Þingvellir | 64°06′29″N 21°15′23″W / 64.10806°N 21.25639°W | 120 (300 thermal) | 1,051,200 | 1990 | Operational | [7] | |
Svartsengi Power Station | Grindavík | 63°52′44″N 22°25′58″W / 63.87889°N 22.43278°W | 76.5 (150 thermal) | 406,464 | 1976 | Operational | ||
Krafla Power Station | Reykjahlíð | 65°42′14″N 16°46′23″W / 65.70389°N 16.77306°W | 60 | 525,600 | 1977 | Operational | ||
Bjarnarflag Power Station | Reykjahlíð | 65°38′27″N 16°51′23″W / 65.64083°N 16.85639°W | 3 | 26,280 | 1969 | Operational | [6] | |
See also
References
- ↑ Icelandic Energy Portal
- 1 2 http://industryabout.com/europe/iceland
- 1 2 http://enipedia.tudelft.nl/wiki/Iceland#Top_20_Power_Plants_in_Iceland.
- ↑ "Voith completes work on 95MW hydro power plant in Iceland". Power Technology. 10 March 2014. Retrieved 10 March 2014.
- 1 2 "Hydroelectric Plants in Iceland". Gallery. Power Plants Around The World. 18 August 2013. Retrieved 10 March 2014.
- 1 2 "Geothermal Power Plants in Iceland". Gallery. Power Plants Around The World. 14 November 2012. Retrieved 10 March 2014.
- ↑ http://www.or.is/media/PDF/Nesjavellir_Enska.pdf
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