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The following page lists all the power stations in Sweden. For traction power, see List of installations for 15 kV AC railway electrification in Sweden.

Nuclear

Name	Site	Coordinates	Type	Capacity (MW)	Operational	Current status	Manufacturer
Barsebäck 1	Barsebäckshamn	55°44′35″N 12°55′18″E / 55.7431477°N 12.9215634°E / 55.7431477; 12.9215634	BWR	600	1975–1999	decommissioned	ASEA-Atom
Barsebäck 2	Barsebäckshamn	55°44′39″N 12°55′13″E / 55.7442891°N 12.9202116°E / 55.7442891; 12.9202116	BWR	600	1977–2005	decommissioned	ASEA-Atom
Forsmark 1	Forsmark	60°24′20″N 18°09′41″E / 60.4055082°N 18.161366°E / 60.4055082; 18.161366	BWR	984	1980–	operational	ASEA-Atom
Forsmark 2	Forsmark	60°24′14″N 18°10′24″E / 60.4039663°N 18.1734252°E / 60.4039663; 18.1734252	BWR	1,120	1981–	operational	ASEA-Atom
Forsmark 3	Forsmark	60°24′10″N 18°10′31″E / 60.4027529°N 18.1751633°E / 60.4027529; 18.1751633	BWR	1,167	1985–	operational	ASEA-Atom
Oskarshamn 1	Figeholm	57°24′45″N 16°39′59″E / 57.4125816°N 16.6665065°E / 57.4125816; 16.6665065	BWR	473	1972–2017	decommissioned	OKG AB
Oskarshamn 2	Figeholm	57°24′46″N 16°40′04″E / 57.4127029°N 16.6677833°E / 57.4127029; 16.6677833	BWR	638	1975–2015	decommissioned	OKG AB
Oskarshamn 3	Figeholm	57°24′58″N 16°40′23″E / 57.4160947°N 16.6731369°E / 57.4160947; 16.6731369	BWR	1,400	1985–	operational	OKG AB
Ringhals 1	Gloppe	57°15′43″N 12°06′41″E / 57.2619884°N 12.111311°E / 57.2619884; 12.111311	BWR	865	1976–2020	decommissioned	ASEA-Atom
Ringhals 2	Gloppe	57°15′39″N 12°06′46″E / 57.2607119°N 12.1126628°E / 57.2607119; 12.1126628	PWR	900	1975–2019	decommissioned	Westinghouse Electric Company
Ringhals 3	Gloppe	57°15′29″N 12°06′25″E / 57.2579615°N 12.106998°E / 57.2579615; 12.106998	PWR	1,070	1981–	operational	Westinghouse Electric Company
Ringhals 4	Gloppe	57°15′24″N 12°06′31″E / 57.2566501°N 12.1085215°E / 57.2566501; 12.1085215	PWR	1,120	1983–	operational	Westinghouse Electric Company

Fossil fuel

Station	Site	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Status	Type of fuel
Karlshamn Power Station	Karlshamn	58°05′10″N 14°50′01″E / 58.086229°N 14.8336351°E / 58.086229; 14.8336351 (Stärnö Power Station)	662	Used as reserve	Fuel Oil
Stenungsund Power Station	Stenungsund	56°09′08″N 11°50′38″E / 56.1522609°N 11.843779°E / 56.1522609; 11.843779 (Stenungsund Power Station)	820	Decommissioned	Fuel Oil
Öresund Power Station	Malmö	55°37′33.61″N 13°2′18.67″E / 55.6260028°N 13.0385194°E / 55.6260028; 13.0385194 (Öresund Power Station)	440	Decommissioned	Natural Gas

Hydroelectric

There are perhaps a thousand more hydroelectric plants in Sweden not listed here, but these are among the biggest. Today, there are 46 stations at 100 MW and over, 18 at 200 MW and over, 6 at 400 MW and over, and 2 over 500 MW.

Station	Site	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Notes	River
Älvkarleby Hydroelectric Power Station	Älvkarleby	60°33′50″N 17°26′32″E / 60.5638178°N 17.442137°E / 60.5638178; 17.442137	126	2nd largest on the river	Dal River
Hojum Hydroelectric Power Station	Trollhättan	58°16′49″N 12°16′43″E / 58.2803547°N 12.2787452°E / 58.2803547; 12.2787452 (Hojum Hydroelectric Power Station)	170	Largest in Götaland	Göta älv
Juktan Pumped-Storage Hydroelectric Power Station^[1]	Gunnam	64°57′37″N 17°34′47″E / 64.9601851°N 17.5798416°E / 64.9601851; 17.5798416	334	-	Juktån
Letten Pumped-Storage Hydroelectric Power Station	Värmland	60°42′38″N 12°40′26″E / 60.71065°N 12.67385°E / 60.71065; 12.67385	36	PHS	Letten
Olidan Hydroelectric Power Station	Trollhättan	58°16′30″N 12°16′21″E / 58.2750011°N 12.2725332°E / 58.2750011; 12.2725332	130	One of the oldest in the country	Göta älv
Porjus Hydroelectric Power Station	Porjus	66°57′15″N 19°47′46″E / 66.9542809°N 19.7960758°E / 66.9542809; 19.7960758	480	3rd largest in Sweden	Lule River
Harsprånget Hydroelectric power station	Harsprånget	66°53′06″N 19°48′53″E / 66.885°N 19.8148°E / 66.885; 19.8148	977	Largest in Sweden	Lule River
Stornorrfors Hydroelectric power station	Norrfors	63°31′08″N 20°21′36″E / 63.519°N 20.36°E / 63.519; 20.36	599	2nd largest in Sweden	Ume River
Messaure	Messaure	66°24′36″N 20°12′00″E / 66.410°N 20.20°E / 66.410; 20.20 (Messaure)	460	101 m dam	Lule River
Letsi	Letsi	66°30′16″N 20°23′02″E / 66.5045°N 20.3838°E / 66.5045; 20.3838 (Letsi Hydroelectric power station)	456	First and largest in the river	Lesser Lule River
Kilforsen	Kilforsen	63°19′28″N 16°27′15″E / 63.3244°N 16.4542°E / 63.3244; 16.4542 (Kilforsen)	415	6th largest in Sweden	Fjällsjö River
Trängslet Dam	Trängslet	61°22′48″N 13°43′48″E / 61.3800°N 13.7300°E / 61.3800; 13.7300 (Trängslet)	330	Highest dam in Sweden, 120 m	Dal River

Wind farms

Farm	Municipality	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Turbines	Commissioned
Aapua Wind Farm	Övertorneå, Norrbotten	66°51′45″N 23°32′14″E / 66.86250°N 23.53722°E / 66.86250; 23.53722 (Aapua Wind Farm)	10	7	2005
Blaiken^[2]^[3]^[4]	Arjeplog, Norrbotten		250	100	2011–2015
Falkenberg	Falkenberg, Halland		11	15
Fjällberget^[5]	Ludvika Dalarna		10	5	2006
Hedagården-Tågarp wind park	Svalöv, Skåne		9	6
Hedboberget			18	9	2008
Hornberg Wind Farm	Malå, Västerbotten		10	5	2007
Jädraås^[6]	Ockelbo, Gävleborg		203	66	2013
Landskrona	Landskrona, Skåne		7	12
Lillgrund Wind Farm	Malmö, Skåne	55°31′N 12°47′E / 55.517°N 12.783°E / 55.517; 12.783 (Lillgrund Wind Farm)	110	48	2007
Långå Wind Farm	Härjedalen, Jämtland		10	5
Lärbro	Gotland, Gotland		9	10
Mungseröd wind park	Tanum, Västra Götaland		9	6
Näs	Gotland, Gotland		72	38
Råshön Wind Farm	Krokom, Jämtland		10	7
Slite	Gotland, Gotland		11	12
Stora Istad Wind Farm	Borgholm, Kalmar		10	5	2007
Utgrunden			10	7
Yttre Stengrund			10	5	2001; Decommissioned in 2015
Älmhult power farm (formerly Kastlösa)			9	16
Bliekavare^[7]				18
Bondön^[7]				14
Brattön^[7]				10
Dragaliden^[8]			24	12	2010
Gabrielsberget^[7]				40	2012
Glötesvålen^[7]				30
Gässlingegrund^[7]				10
Havsnäs Wind Farm			95	48	2009
Hud/Kil^[7]				10
Markbygden Wind Farm	Piteå, Norrbotten County	65°25′N 20°40′E / 65.417°N 20.667°E / 65.417; 20.667 (Markbygden Wind Farm)	4,000	1,100	2020
Rautirova^[7]				19
Råshön wind farm	Krokom, Jämtland		2	1	2010
Sjisjka^[7]				30
Storrun^[7]	Krokum		30	12	2009
Saxberget^[7]				17
Skottarevet^[7]				30
Säliträdberget^[7]				8
Uljaboda^[7]				10

References

^ Francisturbinen Archived 2009-05-01 at the Wayback Machine
^ Backwell, Ben (2010-08-31). "Fortum takes 40% stake in giant Swedish wind project". ReCharge. NHST Media Group. Retrieved 2010-08-31.
^ "Fortum to partner in one of Europe's biggest onshore wind farm projects with 40% holding" (Press release). Fortum. 2010-08-31. Retrieved 2010-08-31.
^ "Fortum Buys 40% Stake In Blaiken Wind Power Project". The Wall Street Journal. Dow Jones Newswires. 2010-08-31. Retrieved 2010-08-31.
^ "Stena Renewable Energy AB - Fjällberget". Archived from the original on 2007-06-26. Retrieved 2008-01-02.
^ "A successful project from start to finish | Arise". Archived from the original on 2016-03-02. Retrieved 2015-11-02.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Baltscheffsky, Susanna (2008-05-26). "Fler elbilar kräver mer vindkraft". Svenska dagbladet (in Swedish). Stockholm. Retrieved 2009-03-30.
^ Berglund, Anton. "HTTP 404 Not Found - Svevind". www.svevind.se. Retrieved 22 April 2018.

External links

Operational reports over Swedish wind power (in Swedish)

[1] Francisturbinen Archived 2009-05-01 at the Wayback Machine

[recharge310810-2] Backwell, Ben (2010-08-31). "Fortum takes 40% stake in giant Swedish wind project". ReCharge. NHST Media Group. Retrieved 2010-08-31.

[fortum310810-3] "Fortum to partner in one of Europe's biggest onshore wind farm projects with 40% holding" (Press release). Fortum. 2010-08-31. Retrieved 2010-08-31.

[wsj310810-4] "Fortum Buys 40% Stake In Blaiken Wind Power Project". The Wall Street Journal. Dow Jones Newswires. 2010-08-31. Retrieved 2010-08-31.

[5] "Stena Renewable Energy AB - Fjällberget". Archived from the original on 2007-06-26. Retrieved 2008-01-02.

[6] "A successful project from start to finish | Arise". Archived from the original on 2016-03-02. Retrieved 2015-11-02.

[elbilar-7] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Baltscheffsky, Susanna (2008-05-26). "Fler elbilar kräver mer vindkraft". Svenska dagbladet (in Swedish). Stockholm. Retrieved 2009-03-30.

[8] Berglund, Anton. "HTTP 404 Not Found - Svevind". www.svevind.se. Retrieved 22 April 2018.

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