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Herning
Location: Denmark
Operator: Elsam A/S
Configuration: 1 X 89 MW
Operation: 1982
Fuel: natural gas, wood
Boiler supplier: Burmeister & Wain
T/G supplier: BBC
Photograph courtesy of Elsam A/S
Posted 4 Jan 2003 |
HC Orsted
Location: Denmark
Operator: Energi E2
Configuration: 1 X 39 MW, 1 X 94 MW
Operation: 1962-1985
Fuel: natural gas, oil
Boiler supplier: Steinmuller, Aalborg,
Burmeister & Wain
T/G supplier: Skoda, Siemens
Photograph courtesy of
Energi E2
Posted 9 Mar 2002 |
Karlshamn
Location: Sweden
Operator: Vattenfall
Configuration: 3 X 340 MW
Operation: 1969-1973
Fuel: heavy oil, light oil
Boiler supplier: Svenska Maskinverken
T/G supplier: BBC
Photograph courtesy of
Karlshamn Kraft AB
Posted 18 Apr 2002 |
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Kyndby
Location: Denmark
Operator: Energi E2
Configuration: 2 X 275 MW, 2 X 63-MW GT13
Operation: 1972-1976
Fuel: heavy oil, natural gas
Boiler supplier: Burmeister
& Wain
T/G supplier: BBC
Photograph courtesy of
Energi E2
Posted 13 Jan 2002 |
Skaerbaek
Location: Denmark
Operator: Elsam A/S
Configuration: 1 X 269 MW, 1 X 414 MW
Operation: 1971-1997
Fuel: natural gas, oil
Boiler supplier: Burmeister & Wain
T/G supplier: BBC, MAN, GEC-Alstom
Quick facts: Unit-21 is
oil-fired, subcritical and deactivated. Unit-31 is gas-fired and
supercritical.
Photograph courtesy of Elsam A/S
Posted 4 Jan 2003 |
Stenungsund
Location: Sweden
Operator: Vattenfall
Configuration: 2 X 160 MW, 2 X 260 MW
Operation: 1959-1969
Fuel: light fuel oil
Boiler supplier: Svenska Maskinverken
T/G supplier: Stal, ASEA
Quick facts: This unique plant is built underground with only the stacks
visible. It is in long-term lay-up.
Photograph courtesy of Vattenfall
Posted 22 Nov 2004 |
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Vasteras
Location: Sweden
Operator: Vattenfall
Configuration: 1 X 7 MW, 1 X 27MW, 2 X 14 MW, 1 X 50 MW, 2 X 65 MW CHP
Operation: 1917-1951 (ret 1992)
Fuel: coal, oil
Boiler supplier: Vattenfall, Motala
T/G supplier: De Laval, STAL, ASEA
EPC: Vattenfall
Quick facts: This plant was built by Vattenfallsverk and operated regularly
until 1982 when it was laid up. No 11 and 12 tower boilers at Vasteras
were the world's largest at completion in the late 1930s. The plant
structure is to be re-used by current owner Peab AB for a leisure and
entertainment center. The interiors are largely intact and the subject of
an ongoing industrial preservation effort.
Photograph and copyright by
John Eklund (www.elmuseum.se)
Posted 4 Feb 2006 |
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