Høyanger
Høyanger is experiencing a renaissance as an industrial energy hub with major hydropower expansion and significant aluminum industry investment.
Active Queue
Production
255 MWConsumption
34 MWCases
7Active Concessions
Production
240 MWConsumption
0 MWCases
14Overview
This traditional aluminum town is seeing substantial energy development with Statkraft's massive 250 MW hydropower project leading a wave of industrial expansion. Hydro Aluminium is heavily investing in electrification and modernization with multiple grid connections totaling 23 MW consumption capacity, while the 240 MW Høyangerfjell wind farm adds renewable generation diversity.
Recent Activity
Major activity surge with Statkraft's 250 MW hydropower project entering the grid queue in April 2026, alongside continued grid infrastructure investments and industrial capacity expansions
Key Substations
Municipality Stance
Supportive of energy development, particularly industrial applications that align with the region's aluminum industry heritage
Outlook
Excellent prospects as a major industrial energy hub with substantial hydropower resources, strategic grid connections, and strong industrial anchor tenants driving demand for reliable power supply
| HYDRO ALUMINIUM AS | 13 | consumption | Høyanger | Linja AS | Reserved | industrial |
| HYDRO ALUMINIUM AS | 7 | consumption | Høyanger | Linja AS | Reserved | industrial |
| HYDRO ALUMINIUM AS | 3 | consumption | Høyanger | Linja AS | Reserved | industrial |
| HYDRO HAVRAND AS | 5.8 | consumption | Høyanger | Linja AS | Reserved | hydrogen |
| SOGNEKRAFT PRODUKSJON AS | 5.1 | production | Høyanger | Linja AS | Reserved | hydro |
| STATKRAFT ENERGI AS | 250 | production | Høyanger | Linja AS | In Queue | hydro |
| VEST RESIRKULERINGSSENTER AS | 5 | consumption | Høyanger | Linja AS | Reserved | industrial |