Djúpavík, located in a municipality in the Westfjords peninsula of northwestern Iceland generated electricity through German-built engines salvaged from submarines and an non-Icelandic guard ship where they also took their 60-tinne boilers from.
Djúpavík, located in a municipality in the Westfjords peninsula of northwestern Iceland generated electricity through German-built engines salvaged from submarines and an non-Icelandic guard ship where they also took their 60-tinne boilers from.