#Sweden

Articles etiquetados con «Sweden».

Climate, Emissions & Sustainability
Gothenburg quadricentennial jubilee: Planning, themes and postponement
Overview of the Gothenburg quadricentennial jubilee, originally scheduled for 2021 but postponed to 2023 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Energy Companies
Skanska: Corporate History, Global Operations and Environmental Strategy
Skanska is a Swedish multinational construction and development company established in 1887, known for major infrastructure projects and sus...
Hydroelectric Power
Hojum Hydroelectric Power Station
Hojum Hydroelectric Power Station in Trollhättan, Sweden, features underground turbines on the Göta älv river.
Natural Gas Power
Preemraff Gothenburg: Infrastructure, History and Operations
Profile of the Preemraff Gothenburg oil refinery in Sweden, covering its history, ownership changes, and infrastructure.
Hydroelectric Power
Stornorrfors Hydroelectric Power Station
Stornorrfors is Sweden's highest-output hydro plant on the Ume River, with 599.4 MW capacity and 2256 GWh annual generation.
Nuclear Power
Oskarshamn Nuclear Power Plant: Operations, Incidents, and Decommissioning
Profile of Oskarshamn NPP in Sweden, covering its BWR units, major incidents, and current decommissioning status.
Natural Gas Power
Skanled: Planned Offshore Natural Gas Pipeline to Scandinavia
Skanled was a proposed natural gas pipeline connecting Norway to Sweden and Denmark, suspended in 2009.
Nuclear Power
R4 nuclear reactor: Marviken site, experiments, and oil-fired conversion
The R4 nuclear reactor at Marviken, Sweden, was cancelled in 1970. The site hosted key nuclear safety experiments and later operated as an o...
Nuclear Power
Ringhals Nuclear Power Plant: Operations, Safety Upgrades, and Decommissioning
Ringhals is Sweden's second-largest nuclear plant. This article covers its history, safety modifications, and the decommissioning of units R...
Hydroelectric Power
Vargfors Hydroelectric Power Station: Infrastructure and Operations
Overview of the Vargfors run-of-the-river hydroelectric plant on Sweden's Skellefte River, operated by Vattenfall since 1961.
Wind Power
Aapua Wind Farm
Aapua Wind Farm is a 9.9 MW onshore wind farm in Norrbotten, Sweden, operational since 2005.
Hydroelectric Power
Storfinnforsen Hydroelectric Power Station
Run-of-river hydro plant on Faxälven, Sweden. Owned by Uniper, commissioned in 1954 with 120 MW capacity.
Wind Power
Markbygden Wind Farm: Development, Phases and Operational Status
Overview of the Markbygden Wind Farm in Sweden, Europe's largest onshore wind project, its phases, capacity, and current status.
Nuclear Power
R1 (nuclear reactor): Sweden's First Research Reactor and Cultural Heritage Site
R1 was Sweden's first nuclear reactor, operating at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm from 1954 to 1970. The site is now a cult...
Hydroelectric Power
Porjus Hydroelectric Power Station: Engineering Heritage and Railway Electrification
Porjus is a historic hydroelectric plant in Sweden, built 1910-1915. It pioneered railway electrification and is now a cultural heritage sit...
Wind Power
Waves4Power: Buoy-Based Wave Energy Technology and Deployment
Overview of Waves4Power, a Swedish developer of buoy-based offshore wave energy converters, including technology, testing history, and globa...
Solar Power
Skurup Solar PV Park
Skurup Solar PV Park is Sweden's largest photovoltaic station, located at Näsbyholm Castle with 18 MW capacity.
Energy Companies
CorPower Ocean: Wave Energy Technology and Corporate Development
CorPower Ocean is a Swedish wave energy developer using point absorber technology with WaveSpring tuning for ocean power generation.
Hydroelectric Power
Laxede Power Plant: Engineering and Operations
Technical overview of the Laxede Hydroelectric Power Plant in Norway, covering its run-of-river design, turbine specifications, and grid int...
Hydroelectric Power
Lilla Edet: Municipal Profile in Västra Götaland
Profile of Lilla Edet Municipality in Sweden, covering its 1971 inception, demographics, and administrative structure.