The Pitlochry Hydroelectric Power Station is located in Pitlochry, Scotland, and was completed in 1951. It harnesses the energy of the River Tummel to generate electricity, providing a renewable energy source for the region. The station has a capacity of 2.4 megawatts and plays a crucial role in the local power supply. The facility features a dam that creates a reservoir, allowing for controlled water flow to generate power. It is part of a larger network of hydroelectric stations in Scotland, contributing to the country's commitment to sustainable energy and reducing carbon emissions.