The following page lists all power stations in Finland .
| Name | Location | Coordinates | Type | Capacity MWe | Operational | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loviisa Nuclear Power Plant 1 | Loviisa | 60°22′16″N26°20′50″E / 60.3712353°N 26.3470924°E | VVER | 488 | 1977– | |
| Loviisa 2 | 60°22′13″N26°20′47″E / 60.3703866°N 26.3463843°E | VVER | 488 | 1980– | ||
| Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant 1 | Olkiluoto | 61°14′13″N21°26′45″E / 61.2369104°N 21.445806°E | BWR | 860 | 1978– | |
| Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant 2 | 61°14′09″N21°26′33″E / 61.2359708°N 21.4424586°E | BWR | 860 | 1980– | ||
| Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant 3 | 61°14′07″N21°26′09″E / 61.2351447°N 21.4358711°E | EPR | 1600 | 2023– | ||
| Station | Location | Coordinates | Capacity (MW) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Imatra Dam | Imatra | 61°10′00″N28°46′29″E / 61.1667966°N 28.7746954°E | 192 |
| Petäjäskoski Dam | Rovaniemi | 66°16′18″N25°20′23″E / 66.27164°N 25.339816°E | 182 |
| Pirttikoski Dam | Rovaniemi | 152 | |
| Pyhäkoski Dam | Muhos | 146 | |
| Taivalkoski Dam | Keminmaa | 65°55′58″N24°42′22″E / 65.932788°N 24.70600°E | 133 |
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