NORSK VIND AS

Overview

Norsk Vind AS has pursued exclusively onshore wind development across southern and western Norway, with five concession cases totalling 2,350 MW — all of which are currently inactive (withdrawn, rejected, or dismissed). Their only active footprint is a modest 40 MW grid reservation at Åna-Sira in Agder, suggesting the company may be regrouping or pivoting after setbacks on its larger ambitions. The contrast between the scale of past applications — including the 1,500 MW Hordavind project, one of Norway's largest proposed onshore wind farms — and the current near-dormant status indicates a company that has faced significant regulatory or grid headwinds.

Active Regions

Strategic Focus

Norsk Vind AS is a pure-play onshore wind developer with a historical focus on large-scale projects in Agder, Rogaland, and Vestland. Their past portfolio was highly concentrated in southern and western Norway, targeting areas with strong wind resources. The surviving 40 MW queue reservation at Åna-Sira (Agder) may represent a scaled-back or exploratory position as the company reassesses its pipeline following the failure of its major concession applications.

Recent Activity

No concession cases changed status in the last 30 days. The single active queue reservation at Åna-Sira remains in place with no recent changes reported.