Øyfjellet Wind Park seen from the air, turbines on a snow-covered mountain

A healthier future.

Øyfjellet Wind Park supplies Norwegian industry with renewable energy – a long-term contribution to jobs, growth and development benefitting the whole region.

Locally produced power for Norwegian industry

The wind park consists of 72 turbines on Øyfjellet in the Municipality of Vefsn. All the energy produced over the next 15 years goes to the cornerstone industry Alcoa in Mosjøen – securing Norwegian industrial jobs with renewable, competitively priced energy.

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Local value creation

15 years

of electricity production purchased directly by the aluminium plant Alcoa

15

local full-time employees in the operational phase

NOK 80m

given back to the community annually in property tax, income tax, production fee, land rental and local agreements

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Expected annual production

1.3 TWh

of clean electricity per year

39%

of Alcoa's annual consumption

73%

of the population of Nordland's annual consumption

Latest news

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Stock Exchange Notice: Successful Placement of EUR 80 million Green Bond

Øyfjellet Wind Investments AS: Successful Placement of Senior Secured Green Bond Issue and Conditional Redemption of Existing Bonds.

27 January 2024

Announcement: Technical Problems

A technical problem occurred in wind turbine number 18 in June 2023. This was an isolated incident with no risk to other turbines.

Øyfjellet Wind Park is taken over by Øyfjellet Wind AS

Øyfjellet Wind Park was put into operation in September 2022. Øyfjellet Wind AS has now taken over the wind farm from the developer, Eolus Vind.