Ranked 38th among Sweden's 305 power generation facilities, the Seitevare Power Station stands as a significant player in the northern energy landscape. With a capacity of 225 MW, it contributes 0.50% to the national energy grid, showcasing its role in a country where nuclear power reigns supreme, dominating the energy mix. The facility, commissioned in 1962, utilizes an undisclosed fuel type, emphasizing both the historical significance and mystery surrounding its operational technology. Located at coordinates 66.9761, 18.5781, Seitevare is not only vital for the local community but also serves as a crucial node in the regional energy network. Nearby, the Seitevare Hydro Plant operates with a capacity of 214 MW, demonstrating a blend of renewable and conventional energy sources in the vicinity. Together, these facilities illustrate a diverse energy portfolio, crucial for supporting the area's energy demands. In the broader context, Sweden's energy profile reveals a total capacity of 44,575 MW, with an impressive count of 305 plants relying heavily on nuclear energy. This context highlights the importance of Seitevare, as it supplements the national capacity amidst a landscape where the average capacity per plant is approximately 146 MW, positioning Seitevare above the national average. The operator behind this facility remains undisclosed, but its long-standing presence since the mid-20th century underscores its reliability and significance. Looking to the future, the Seitevare Power Station's continued operation may play a vital role in Sweden's transition toward a more sustainable energy system, aligning with national goals of reducing carbon emissions and enhancing energy security.
64 years old
Sweden, Europe
- Country
Sweden- Continent
- Europe
- Data Source
- Global Power Plant Database
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