Midtfjellet Vindkraft

We collaborate with local communities

Mountain areas remain in local ownership

Our owners have deep local interests

We annually produce

In renewable electricity

GWh

This corresponds to electricity for

households

Or the electricity consumption of

40 W lightbulbs

We leave around 20 million NOK annually in local communities

It is important to us to use local services and work partners

We know that wind power on land is profitable without green certificates

Vindparken nett no

m/s wind

…

°C

Current weather situation from Yr, delivered by NRK and the Meteorological Institute

We facilitate mountain recreation

Only four to five per cent of Midtfjellet is used for wind power

We take regular noise measurements

We shall return the landscape to its original condition

We shall recycle all our turbines

SKL Acquires Midtfjellet Wind Power

5. September 2024

Sunnhordland Kraftlag (SKL) has purchased the wind power facility in Fitjar municipality together with Fitjar Kraftlag. The companies are acquiring 95 % and 5 % stakes, respectively, in Midtfjellet Vindkraft from funds managed by the German investment company Aquila Capital. With this acquisition, SKL’s renewable energy production increases by almost 15 %, from 2.8 to…

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SKL Acquires Midtfjellet Wind Power

5. September 2024

Welcome to midfjelletdagen 2022

29. August 2022

Welcome to midfjelletdagen 2022
activity day, 10 September

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Welcome to midfjelletdagen 2022

29. August 2022

Welcome to midfjelletdagen 2022
activity day, 10 September

Midtfjellet Wind Farm awarded Norwea’s membership prize «Samfunnsbyggeren»

29. March 2022

“Samfunnsbyggeren” is Norwea’s membership award. It is awarded to a member who has excelled with a particularly positive community involvement, for example through social or environmental sustainability. The prize is newly created and was awarded for the first time this year. Erik Mortensen, general manager of Midtfjellet Vindpark, received the award together with Gunnhild Lothe…

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