Time

Time municipality is emerging as a major data center hub with over 400 MW of consumption projects planned at Fagrafjell station, supported by ongoing grid infrastructure upgrades.

Active Queue

Production

0 MW

Consumption

423 MW

Cases

9

Active Concessions

Production

52 MW

Consumption

0 MW

Cases

8

Overview

The municipality shows strong energy development activity with significant data center investment from Green Mountain and others targeting the Fagrafjell connection point. Major grid infrastructure projects are underway to support growing industrial demand, while wind development has faced some setbacks with project withdrawals.

Recent Activity

Green Mountain withdrew an 80 MW datacenter application in early March 2026, while Weatherlands AS received grid concession for industrial area supply in February, showing continued infrastructure development despite some project adjustments.

Key Substations

Fagrafjell transformatorstasjonVagle transformatorstasjonHåland transformatorstasjon

Outlook

Strong prospects for data center development with multiple large-scale projects in the pipeline at Fagrafjell. Grid infrastructure upgrades through the Jæren network reconstruction will enhance capacity and reliability, though wind development faces regulatory challenges with recent project withdrawals.

Wind Power
Data Centers
Grid Infrastructure
Hydrogen & Ammonia
Industrial
GREEN HORIZON AS48consumptionFagrafjellLnett ASReserveddatacenter
GREEN HORIZON AS8consumptionFagrafjellLnett ASReserveddatacenter
GREEN MOUNTAIN AS290consumptionFagrafjellLnett ASReserveddatacenter
GREEN MOUNTAIN AS10consumptionFagrafjellLnett ASReserveddatacenter
GREENH KRISTIANSUND AS6.5consumptionFagrafjellLnett ASReservedhydrogen
Ms Kvål25consumptionFagrafjellLnett ASReserveddatacenter
Norsk Stein Tau5consumptionFagrafjellLnett ASReservedindustrial
NORWEGIAN HYDROGEN AS20consumptionFagrafjellLnett ASReservedhydrogen
NORWEGIAN HYDROGEN AS10consumptionFagrafjellLnett ASReservedhydrogen