List of power stations in Denmark

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This is a list of fuel-burn power stations in Denmark; fuel types are fossil or biomass.

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Thermal

StationPlaceCoordinatesCapacity (MW)FuelYear of inaugurationOperator
Fyn Power Station Odense 55°25′47.3″N10°24′39.6″E / 55.429806°N 10.411000°E / 55.429806; 10.411000 (Fynsværket) 632Natural gas, biomass, municipal waste1953 Fjernvarme Fyn A/S
Asnæs Power Station Kalundborg 55°39′40.7″N11°04′44.2″E / 55.661306°N 11.078944°E / 55.661306; 11.078944 (Asnæsværket) 26Biomass1959 Ørsted [1]
Studstrup Power Station Studstrup 56°15′0.7″N10°20′41.4″E / 56.250194°N 10.344833°E / 56.250194; 10.344833 (Studstrupværket) 362Biomass1968 Ørsted

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Nordjylland Power Station Aalborg 57°04′29.9″N10°02′21.8″E / 57.074972°N 10.039389°E / 57.074972; 10.039389 (Nordjyllandsværket) 411Coal1977 Aalborg Forsyning
Avedøre Power Station Avedøre 55°36′10″N12°28′45″E / 55.602761°N 12.47925°E / 55.602761; 12.47925 (Avedøre Power Station) 806Biomass, natural gas, oil1990 Ørsted [1]
Viborg Power Station Viborg 56°28′25.88″N9°24′54.4″E / 56.4738556°N 9.415111°E / 56.4738556; 9.415111 (Viborg Power Station) 57Natural gas1996 Energi Viborg
Lisbjerg Power Station Lisbjerg 56°13′40″N10°09′30″E / 56.22778°N 10.15833°E / 56.22778; 10.15833 (Viborg Power Station) 154Biomass, municipal waste1978AffaldVarme Aarhus
Skærbæk Power Station Skærbæk 55°30′40″N9°36′47.6″E / 55.51111°N 9.613222°E / 55.51111; 9.613222 (Skærbæk Power Station) 392Biomass, natural gas, oil1951 Ørsted

Non-thermal

For offshore power stations, see List of offshore wind farms in Denmark.

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References

  1. 1 2 3 "Our heat and power plants". orsted.com. Retrieved 2023-04-22.

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