Trängslet Dam

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Trängslet Dam is one of Sweden’s largest hydroelectric power dams, located on the Dalälven River and known for its significant role in the country’s renewable energy production.

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instanceOf gravity dam
hydroelectric dam
annualGeneration approximately 1.6 terawatt-hours
basinCountry Sweden
commissioningYear 1960
constructionMaterial concrete
constructionStart 1955
contributesTo renewable electricity production in Sweden
country Sweden
crestElevation 605 metres above sea level
designedFor peak load regulation
energySource hydropower
hasFunction electricity generation
river regulation
hasSpillway yes
height 125 metres
410 feet
installedCapacity 330 megawatts
isPartOf Nordic synchronous grid
languageOfName Swedish
length 2920 feet
890 metres
locatedIn Dalarna County
Älvdalen Municipality
linked to: Älvdalen
locatedInRegion central Sweden
locatedOnRiver Dalälven
nearbySettlement Idre
Älvdalen
notableFor large storage reservoir
significant role in Sweden’s renewable energy production
numberOfTurbines 3
openingDate 1960
operator Fortum
owner Fortum Sverige AB
linked to: Fortum
partOf Dalälven hydropower system
Swedish national grid
purpose power generation
rankInSwedenByHeight one of the highest dams in Sweden
rankInSwedenByReservoirVolume one of the largest reservoirs in Sweden
regulates water flow in Dalälven
reservoirCapacityTotal 0.88 cubic kilometres
880000000 cubic metres
reservoirName Trängsletsjön
reservoirSurfaceArea 70 square kilometres
riverSection Österdalälven
spillwayType gated overflow
turbineType Francis turbine
watercourse Dalälven River
linked to: Dalälven

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Dalälven hasHydroelectricPlant Trängslet Dam