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Målset is a hydro plant in Vik, Sogn og Fjordane County. The plant is located in beautiful surroundings in the mountains and is only accessible by car during the summer.
Installed effect is 22 MW, pelton turbine. Normal annual production is 73 GWh.
Målset is owned by Statkraft (88%) and Sognekraft (12%).
Sølna has been producing electricity since 1916. In 2016 it was replaced by a new and more effective plant, aimed at securing renewable power production for another century. While the old plant had an annual output of only 1,8 GWh, the new plant has a yearly production of 15,7 GWh.
Sølna is located in Alvdal, in the county of Hedmark.
Einunna power plant is located in Folldal, Hedmark County. The power plant was built in 1955 and was refurbished in 2019. Einunna is located in the river with the same name and is part of the river system Glommavassdraget, Norway’s largest drainage system. Installed capacity is 9,6 MW, annual output 61 GWh.
Åsmulfoss is located in the river Namsen (Photo) in Grong, Trøndelag County. The stretch between the two power plants Nedre Fiskumfoss and Åsmulfoss is popular for fishing trout and salmon. Production commenced in 1971 and annual output is 85 GWh.
Hamnefjell wind farm is located at the very northern tip of Norway, in Troms og Finnmark. The project consists of 15 Vestas V112 turbines, with an installed capacity of 3.45 MW each.
Tunnsjøfoss is located in the river Namsenvassdraget (Photo) in Røyrvik, Trøndelag County. Namsenvassdraget is 230 km long and has a drainage basin of 6 274 square kilometres. The river is considered to be one of Norway’s best salmon rivers and attracts sport fishers from all over Europe.
Tunnsjøfoss utilise the drop between Tunnsjøen and Tunnsjøflyan and has an annual production of 30 GWh.
Tunnsjø is located in Namsenvassdraget in Lierne, Trøndelag County. The plant is situated inside the mountain and utilise the drop from the lake Limingen to to Tunnsjøen. Tunnsjøen, Limingen and Namsvatnet (photo) is the reservoirs for the power plants in Namsenvassdraget.
Kvernerud is a small run-of-river power plant located in Kongsberg, Norway. Installed capacity is 0.5 MW and annual production is 2.7 GWh.
Sundfossen is a small hydropower plant in Steinkjer municipality in Trøndelag County. It is a run-of-river plant that utilise a 4-meter drop from Snåsavatnet to Fossemvatnet. Annual production is 13,4 GWh.
Funna receives water from a 341 meter drop from Funnsjøen (Photo). The plant is built inside the mountain and has a vertical Francis turbine. The original plant was from 1937 but it was modificated in 2007, the annual production is 70 GWh.