Olidans Kraftstation

Olidan Power Station in Trollhättan is a monument to Swedish industrial history. It was the state's first major hydroelectric project and laid the foundation for what is now Vattenfall. The power station was completed in 1910 and was one of the largest in Europe at the time. It was built to supply Swedish industry and railways with electricity, marking the start of Sweden's large-scale electrification. It is built of solid red granite to blend into the rocks along the Göta River. When the floodgates open and the water roars down the old furrow, you get a real sense of the natural forces that Olidan tames.

Olidans kraftstation i Trollhättan är ett monument över svensk industrihistoria. Det var statens första stora vattenkraftprojekt och lade grunden för det som idag är Vattenfall. …

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