Sortland - Suortá

Sortland is experiencing significant industrial demand growth with strong activity in aquaculture, transport electrification, and data center development securing grid capacity.

Active Queue

Production

0 MW

Consumption

59 MW

Cases

7

Active Concessions

Production

50 MW

Consumption

0 MW

Cases

4

Overview

The municipality shows robust energy demand with 59.2 MW of consumption projects in the grid queue, primarily driven by aquaculture operations, transport electrification, and a potential data center. Recent activity indicates both project growth with new reservations and some market consolidation with withdrawals, suggesting a dynamic but maturing development environment.

Recent Activity

Mixed activity with 29 MW of new capacity reservations secured in early February 2026, while 47 MW of projects were withdrawn, indicating market consolidation and refinement of development plans.

Key Substations

SortlandHinnøy

Outlook

Strong prospects for continued industrial growth with diverse demand drivers including sustainable aquaculture expansion, transport electrification initiatives, and potential data center development providing multiple pathways for energy infrastructure investment.

End CustomerMWProd/ConsStationStatusType
21consumptionSortlandwithdrawnindustrial
Andfjord Salmon5.6consumptionHinnøyReservedaquaculture
BIOMAR A.S.15consumptionSortlandReservedaquaculture
EIDSFJORD SJØFARM AS5consumptionSortlandReservedaquaculture
FORSVARSBYGG2.4consumptionSortlandReservedtransport
JOHANSEN&JOHANSEN AS4consumptionSortlandReservedtransport
Nordic DC5consumptionSortlandwithdrawndatacenter
NorthSafe AS25consumptionHinnøyIn Queuedatacenter
Ravn&co10consumptionHinnøywithdrawndatacenter
TROMS FYLKESKOMMUNE2.2consumptionSortlandReservedtransport
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