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Ölfus · Visual preview

Geothermal Exhibition Photos and Gallery

A visual preview of the renewable energy displays and geothermal geology exhibits in Ölfus.

Explore the visual highlights of the Geothermal Exhibition located inside the Hellisheiði Power Plant in Ölfus. Our photo collection offers a detailed preview of the educational spaces, advanced machinery, and geological displays explaining renewable electricity production. Get a feel for the modern, high-tech atmosphere of this active power station before your visit.

Geothermal Exhibition
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Geothermal Exhibition photos
Ölfus · Visual preview
Browse photos of the geothermal geology displays and the power plant interior before you visit.
Exterior view of the Hellisheiði Power Plant with a peaked glass entrance facade, ON Power logo on the building wing, a stone pathway leading to the entrance, and steam plumes rising from the geothermal plant in the background
Exterior of a modern industrial building with dark horizontal metal cladding, a large orange ON logo, and the text Orka Náttúrunnar on the facade under a clear blue sky
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