EIDE FJORDBRUK AS

Overview

Eide Fjordbruk AS is pursuing a focused electrification strategy across its aquaculture operations in Vestland county, replacing diesel generators with grid-connected shore power at multiple sites. The company holds five concession cases across Alver and Kvinnherad municipalities, all aimed at connecting floating fish farming facilities via submarine cables. This represents a clear sustainability-driven push to decarbonize its aquaculture operations rather than expand energy production capacity.

Active Regions

Strategic Focus

Eide Fjordbruk's strategy is entirely focused on electrifying its existing aquaculture facilities using shore power connections via submarine cables, replacing diesel-based power generation. All projects are consumption-side and serve the company's own fish farming operations in Alver and Kvinnherad municipalities in Vestland. There is no indication of energy production ambitions or grid queue activity.

Recent Activity

In July 2026, NVE granted a concession for the electrification of Eide Fjordbruk's Fyllingsnes fish farming facility via a 24kV submarine cable, marking continued progress in the company's facility electrification program.