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Power source: Onshore wind
Capacity: 400+ MW
Stage: Early stage development
Power source: Onshore wind
Capacity: 250+ MW
Stage: Early stage development
Power source: Onshore wind
Capacity: 250+ MW
Stage: Early stage development
Power source: Onshore wind
Capacity: 500+ MW
Stage: Early stage development
Toven is a mountainous area located in Nordland County between Vefsnfjord and Ranfjord. The area is vast, with several mountain peaks ranging from around 600 metres above sea level to the highest peak at 995 metres above sea level. The area is characterised by gentle, bare mountain areas with some valleys where there is more vegetation. Its central location between the industrial towns of Mo i Rana and Mosjøen, as well as the coastal town of Sandnessjøen, makes the project favourable for infrastructure and development projects. The power plant will be located in close proximity to the most important industrial establishments in Northern Norway. National and European roads, railways, airports and ports are located in the immediate vicinity of the project.
Hjartfjellet is located in the far north of Hattfjelldal municipality and borders Hemnes municipality. To the east, the mountain borders Sweden and to the west is Røssvatnet. Hjartfjelltinden is the highest point with its 1458 meters above sea level. The areas around the mountain are sparsely populated and with relatively little activity.
Vågfjellet is located south of the Norway-Sweden border road and southeast of Røssvatnet towards Sweden. The mountain is a neighbor to Hatten in the south, which has given Hattfjelldal municipality its name. To the north lies Krutfjellet. The terrain is distinctly mountainous and has gentle mountain areas that extend up to 1049 meters above sea level.
Krutfjellet is located in Hattfjelldal municipality in Nordland county. The mountain area stretches from Norway's second largest lake, Røssvatnet, to the Swedish border. To the south, the area is bordered by the main road between Norway and Sweden. To the west, the mountain areas are alpine and extend up to the highest peak at 1405 metres above sea level. To the east, the areas are lower and transition into birch forest and gentler terrain.
