The Forsmark Nuclear Power Plant is located in Sweden, near the Baltic Sea. It consists of three reactors, which are used to generate electricity through nuclear fission. The plant is operated by Vattenfall, a major energy company in Sweden, and plays a significant role in the country's energy supply. Forsmark is known for its safety features and modern technology. The reactors are designed to withstand natural disasters and have multiple backup systems to ensure safe operation. The plant also focuses on minimizing environmental impact and has measures in place for waste management and radiation control.