Norway

Såheim kraftverk— 185 MW Hydroelectric

HydroRenewableVerified: Feb 2026

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Situated within the scenic landscapes of Norway, Såheim kraftverk ranks as the 63rd largest power generation facility in the country, with a capacity of 185 MW. This hydroelectric power station, operational since 1916, represents a significant 0.47% of Norway's total hydroelectric generation capacity of 39,683 MW. As a member of the hydroelectric sector, it is the 52nd largest among 376 hydro plants, showcasing the importance of hydropower in Norway's energy profile, where it is the dominant fuel. Located near notable facilities such as Nore 1, with its capacity of 302 MW, and Vemork, generating 224 MW, Såheim kraftverk benefits from the rich hydrological network that characterizes this region. The advanced technology utilized at Såheim allows for efficient conversion of water flow into electricity, contributing to Norway's reputation as a leader in renewable energy production. The plant's long history and reliable output are vital for maintaining grid stability and meeting the energy needs of the local population. Operated by Hydro Energi, the facility exemplifies Norway's commitment to harnessing its abundant water resources sustainably. As the country continues to pursue ambitious climate goals, Såheim kraftverk is positioned to play an integral role in supporting Norway's transition to a renewable energy future, emphasizing the importance of hydropower in achieving energy independence and sustainability.