Fitjar
Fitjar serves as a strategic grid hub with major wind potential and growing energy infrastructure demands from aquaculture and petroleum sectors.
Active Queue
Production
150 MWConsumption
6.9 MWCases
2Active Concessions
Production
0 MWConsumption
21 MWCases
6Overview
The municipality hosts the critical Midtfjellet transformatorstasjon, which is central to multiple large-scale projects including a 150 MW wind development, offshore petroleum landpower, and regional grid upgrades. While a 200 MW wind project was recently withdrawn, significant activity continues with reserved grid capacity and active infrastructure development.
Recent Activity
Recent activity shows mixed signals with Midtfjellet Vindkraft reducing its grid connection from 165 MW to 150 MW while maintaining reserved status, and Statens vegvesen withdrawing a 5 MW transport project, indicating ongoing project optimization and some capacity challenges.
Key Substations
Outlook
Fitjar's strategic position as a grid hub with the Midtfjellet substation creates strong opportunities for renewable energy development, though the withdrawal of the 200 MW Grønafjellet project suggests potential challenges. The reserved 150 MW wind project and growing aquaculture sector demand indicate continued energy sector growth potential.
| BOLAKS ENERGY AS | 6.9 | consumption | Midtfjellet | Fagne AS | Reserved | aquaculture |
| MIDTFJELLET VINDKRAFT AS | 150 | production | Midtfjellet | Midtfjellet Vindkraft AS | Reserved | wind |
| STATENS VEGVESEN | 5 | consumption | Midtfjellet | Fagne AS | withdrawn | transport |