Hellisheiði Power Station

The Hellisheiði Power Station, located in Iceland, is a large geothermal power plant that generates electricity by using the Earth's natural heat. It taps into underground steam and hot water reservoirs, converting this thermal energy into electrical energy to power homes and industries. As one of the world’s largest geothermal facilities, it produces a significant portion of Iceland’s renewable electricity, highlighting a sustainable approach that minimizes environmental impact. The plant also supplies hot water for district heating, helping warm buildings across the region. Overall, it exemplifies clean, efficient energy use based on Iceland’s abundant geothermal resources.