Norway

Sundsfjord power station— 96 MW Hydroelectric

HydroRenewableVerified: Mar 2026

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Sundsfjord hydroelectric power generation facility stands as Norway's 90th largest power plant, contributing a modest 0.32% to the national capacity of 39,683 MW. With a capacity of 128 MW, it ranks 73rd among the country's 376 hydro plants, reflecting Norway's dominance in renewable energy, particularly hydroelectricity. The facility utilizes the natural flow of water to generate power, employing advanced turbine technology that maximizes efficiency while minimizing environmental impact. Situated near the majestic Svartisen hydro plant, which boasts a capacity of 780 MW, Sundsfjord plays a crucial role in the local energy landscape. This proximity to larger facilities highlights the importance of Sundsfjord in maintaining grid stability and complementing the regional energy supply. Other nearby plants, including Glomfjord (32 MW), Sjøfossen kraftverk (6.5 MW), and Lysvatn kraftstasjon (4.1 MW), further emphasize the dense hydroelectric network in this area, providing a reliable and sustainable source of energy. On a national scale, Sundsfjord's contribution is significant, particularly as Norway continues to lead in hydropower, accounting for the majority of the country's electricity generation. Owned and operated by a local entity, Sundsfjord has been contributing to the Norwegian energy pool since its commissioning, ensuring a steady supply of clean energy for decades. Looking ahead, the facility is poised to play a vital role in Norway's commitment to sustainability and reducing carbon emissions, reinforcing the country's status as a global leader in renewable energy.