Information about Svartsengi
The Svartsengi Power Station is a geothermal powerstation on the Reykjanes peninsula.
Its energy, as of 2007, measures at 76.5 MW, with about 475 litres/second of 90 °C (194 °F) hot water (ca. 80 MWt). Surplus water, rich with minerals, fills up the renowned Blue Lagoon spa.
Explore this area of Iceland on a self drive tour.
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Attractions nearby Svartsengi
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