Frøland kraftverkFrøland kraftverk, located in Samnanger, Vestland, Norway, is a historic hydroelectric power station that first supplied large-scale electricity to Bergen in 1912. Designed by architect Sigurd Lunde and built by Bergen Elektricitetsverk, it harnesses water from Fiskevatnet with a 147–151 m drop to generate clean energy. Still operating today under Eviny Fornybar AS, it produces around 150 GWh annually from three turbines. A blend of industrial heritage and striking architecture, this century-old plant remains a landmark in Norway’s hydropower history.
Frøland kraftverkFrøland kraftverk, located in Samnanger, Vestland, Norway, is a historic hydroelectric power station that first supplied large-scale electricity to Bergen in 1912. Designed by architect Sigurd Lunde and built by Bergen Elektricitetsverk, it harnesses water from Fiskevatnet with a 147–151 m drop to generate clean energy. Still operating today under Eviny Fornybar AS, it produces around 150 GWh annually from three turbines. A blend of industrial heritage and striking architecture, this century-old plant remains a landmark in Norway’s hydropower history.