Renewable energy consumption meter
Norges arktiske studentsamskipnad sources 100% renewable electricity for its campuses in Tromsø, Alta, Hammerfest, Harstad, Narvik and Svalbard.
The electricity production is certified according to the international EECS (European Energy Certificate System) standard and documented by the issue of Guarantees of Origin (GO). The GO system is the main attribute tracking system in Europe and is in compliance with the quality criteria set by the Greenhouse Gas Protocol in the latest Scope 2 guidance document.
Sourcing from
Private: Øvre Forsland
Øvre Forsland is the most beautiful power plant in Norway and possibly the world. Thanks to its award-winning, stylish design, the building organically blends into surrounding landscapes and compliments the beauty of Norwegian nature.
| Location | Norway |
|---|---|
| Technology | Hydroplant |
| Attributes | Enviromental / Local impact, New Plant (< 3 years) |
Havøygavlen Windpark
Located 100 km west of the North cape, Havøygavlen is the world’s northernmost wind park and has proved to be an excellent testing ground for both the developers and the turbine makers.
| Location | Norway |
|---|---|
| Technology | Wind |
| Attributes | Re-investment, Re-use |
Alta
Alta powerplant is located in Alta municipality in Finnmark county, Norway. It has two units with an installed capacity of 100 and 50 MW and an average annual production of about 655 GWh. Sourcing facilitated by Statkraft.
| Location | Norway |
|---|---|
| Technology | Hydroplant |