Combined heat and power (CHP) and condensing power plants

We have power plants in Finland and other Nordic countries, Poland, Russia and in the Baltic countries.

Country	Power plant	Commercial operation started	Capacity (MW)	Fuel
Denmark	Nyborg		16 (electricity), 40 (heat)	Waste
Finland	Suomenoja	1977	350 (electricity), 600 (heat)	Coal, gas
Finland	Riihimäki		18 (electricity), 90 (heat)	Waste
Estonia	Pärnu	2010	24 (electricity), 48 (heat)	Biomass
Estonia	Tartu	2009	25 (electricity), 50 (heat)	Biomass
Latvia	Jelgava	2013	23 (electricity), 45 (heat)	Biomass
Latvia	Daugavpils		8 (electricity), 8 (heat)	Gas
Lithuania	Klaipéda	2013	20 (electricity), 64 (heat)	Waste
Norway	Klemetsrud		22 (electricity), 120 (heat)	Waste
Poland	Częstochowa	2010	68 (electricity), 129 (heat)	Coal, biomass
Poland	Bytom	1954	55 (electricity), 214 (heat)	Coal
Poland	Zabrze	1897	63 (electricity), 174 (heat)	Coal
Poland	Zabrze	2018	75 (electricity), 145 (heat)	Coal, RDF, biomass
Russia	Argayash	1954	195 (electricity), 670 (heat)	Coal, gas
Russia	Chelyabinsk CHP-1	1942, 2014 (upgrade)	138 (electricity), 791 (heat)	Gas
Russia	Chelyabinsk CHP-2	1962, 2015 (upgrade)	320 (electricity), 1,112 (heat)	Coal, gas
Russia	Chelyabinsk CHP-3	1996, 2006, 2011	580 (electricity), 1,307 (heat)	Gas
Russia	Chelyabinsk GRES	1930, 2015, 2016	534 (electricity), 1,056 (heat)	Gas
Russia	Tyumen CHP-1	1960, 2011	660 (electricity), 1,820 (heat)	Gas
Russia	Tyumen CHP-2	1986	755 (electricity), 1,640 (heat)	Gas
Sweden	Kumla		9 (electricity), 35 (heat)	Waste

Country	Power plant	Commercial operation started	Capacity (MW)	Fuel
Russia	Nyagan GRES	2013, 2015	1,302 (electricity)	Gas
Finland	Meri-Pori	1994	565 (electricity)	Coal

Country	Power plant	Other owners	Fortum's share (%)
Finland	Naantali	Turku Energia, City of Naantali	53.5
Sweden	Brista	City of Stockholm	50
Sweden	Hässelby	City of Stockholm	50
Sweden	Högdalen	City of Stockholm	50
Sweden	Värtäverket	City of Stockholm	50