Vamma power station

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Vamma power station is a major hydroelectric power plant in Norway, harnessing the flow of the Glomma River to generate renewable energy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hydroelectric power station
commissioned early 20th century
contributesTo Norwegian electricity supply
renewable energy production in Norway
country Norway
energySource hydropower
renewable energy
expandedIn 20th century
21st century
gridConnection Norwegian national grid
gridRole base-load generation
hasDam Vamma dam
hasEnvironmentalRole low-carbon electricity generation
hasInfrastructure intake gates
powerhouse
spillway
switchyard
hasLanguage Norwegian
hasSignificance major hydroelectric power plant in Norway
hasTurbineType Francis turbine
Kaplan turbine
hasType run-of-the-river power station
industry electric power industry
inflowRiver Glomma
isPartOf Norwegian hydropower system
locatedIn Østfold
locatedInContinent Europe
locatedInMunicipality Skiptvet
Spydeberg
locatedInRegion Eastern Norway
locatedNear Askim
locatedOnRiver Glomma
numberOfTurbines multiple turbines
operatedBy Hafslund Eco Vannkraft
outflowRiver Glomma
ownedBy E-CO Energi
Glitre Energi
Hafslund Eco
linked to: Hafslund E-CO
partOf Glomma River hydropower system
primaryFunction electricity generation
regulates water flow in Glomma River
status operational
subjectOf Norwegian energy policy discussions
hydropower engineering studies
usesTechnology hydraulic turbines
spillway-controlled dam

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Glomma hasHydropowerPlant Vamma power station
Vammafossen associatedWith Vamma Hydroelectric Power Station
linked to: Vamma power station
Vammafossen energyInfrastructure Vamma power plant
linked to: Vamma power station
Vamma dam suppliesWaterTo Vamma power station
Vamma dam associatedPowerStation Vamma power station