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Latvia has 5 utility-scale power plants in operation, with a total capacity of 2537.0 MW. This data is a derivitive set of data gathered by source mentioned below. Global Energy
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This article lists all power stations in Latvia. Additional to the three major hydroelectric plants, there are approximately 150-160 operational hydroelectric plants with capacity below 5 MW each. There are 19 operational wind farms in Latvia with capacity above 0.25 MW and 18 wind farms with capacity below 0.25 MW.
The largest energy producer in Latvia is Latvenergo, which owns both the previously mentioned stations, with a total installed capacity of 2 606 MW of electricity and 1 793 MW of thermal energy. The company's revenues in 2023 totalled EUR 2034 million .
As previously mentioned, hydropower in Latvia accounts for almost 64% of the electricity generated, and according to data for 2023, Latvia has a total installed hydroelectric capacity of 1.57 GW (Fig. 6). The leading generator is Pļaviņas Hydro Power Plant, built in 1965, with an installed capacity of 908 MW .
According to the economically exploitable hydropower capability in Latvia is 4 TWh/yr. However, other sources rate it somewhat lower – 3.9 TWh/yr. Potential generation SHP and large hydropower in Latvia as of 2020 are 3200 GWh . Potential capacity of small hydropower is estimated at more than 96 MW .
The main Latvian plants in the field of bioenergy are: biogas production – Dobele, Bio Ziedi Biogas plant with an installed capacity of 2.5 MW ; and Getlini Landfill gas-to-energy plant with an installed capacity of 6.3 MW .
The production of various kinds of energy products from biomass is the most dynamically developing in Latvia. According to data for 2023, about 0.66 TWh was generated from biomass (Fig. 7), i.e. more than 4 times that coming from wind energy. The country operates biomass processing, refining, biogas, biodiesel, bioethanol and pellet production.
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