Bindal

Bindal is emerging as an aquaculture hub with strong grid infrastructure, centered around the strategic Kolsvik substation.

Active Queue

Production

12 MW

Consumption

41 MW

Cases

8

Active Concessions

Production

0 MW

Consumption

0 MW

Cases

2

Overview

The municipality shows concentrated development around Kolsvik substation, which serves as a key connection point for diverse energy projects. While a major 225 MW wind project was previously rejected, current activity focuses on smaller-scale hydro development and significant aquaculture expansion requiring substantial grid capacity.

Recent Activity

AKVAFUTURE AS has been actively progressing through the grid connection process, moving from initial queue entry to reserved status for a 2 MW aquaculture facility at Kolsvik, though with a delayed connection timeline to 2029.

Key Substations

Kolsvik

Outlook

Strong prospects for aquaculture development with multiple projects securing grid capacity at Kolsvik substation. The rejection of the large wind project may limit renewable production potential, but smaller hydro projects show promise. The strategic location of Kolsvik substation positions Bindal well for continued industrial and aquaculture expansion.

Hydropower
12
Aquaculture
Grid Infrastructure
Industrial
Wind Power
AKVAFUTURE AS2.5consumptionKolsvikLinea ASReservedaquaculture
BRØNNØY KALK AS2.5consumptionKolsvikLinea ASReservedindustrial
ECO SEAFOOD AS4.4consumptionKolsvikTensio ASReservedaquaculture
FORTE VANNKRAFT AS5.5productionKolsvikLinea ASReservedhydro
HELGELAND MILJØFISK AS25consumptionKolsvikLinea ASIn Queueaquaculture
KVERNELVA KRAFT AS6.1productionKolsvikTensio ASReservedhydro
Sømna Biogaass2consumptionKolsvikLinea ASReservedindustrial
VEVELSTAD SETTEFISK AS5consumptionKolsvikLinea ASReservedaquaculture