Our portfolio
Renewable energy contributes to conserving natural resources and reaching the climate goals.
Renewable energy contributes to conserving natural resources and reaching climate goals. Hydro and wind, together with other renewable energy sources, are playing an important part in the energy transition. We have a strong commitment towards local communities and sustainable, long-term value creation for stakeholders. We provide clean renewable energy by owning, developing and operating hydro power plants and wind farms in the Nordics.
Røyrmyra wind park and Finnsetbekken hydropower plants are in production. Bjørgelva Kraft and Nessakraft hydropower plants are under construction. Hån and Duvhällen wind parks are also under development but held for sale through already settled agreements. Our total annual average production is 11.65 GWh. We have 41.4 GWh under construction. Following completion of Bjørgelva Kraft and Nessakraft, our producing portfolio consist of four assets with an expected annual average production of 53 GWh.
In addition to green field development, cultivation of our portfolio is an important part of our strategy that will shape our portfolio going forward and support value creation, portfolio balance and diversification.
Below is an overview of producing assets and assets under construction and development. A few selected assets, no longer a part of our portfolio, are included as they remain an important part of Cloudberry’s historical track record.
Bjørgelva Kraft Hydropower
- Location
- Sørreisa, Troms, Norway
- Asset type
- Hydro
- In operation
- Q4 2020
- Installed capacity
- 2.5 MW
- Average annual production
- 7.4 GWh
- Status
- Under construction
Bjørgelva Kraft is situated in Sørreisa municipality. The hydroelectric power plant will have an expected annual production of 7,4 GWh. Bjørgelva Kraft is built by Tinfos. Commissioning will start autumn 2020 and will be a part of our portfolio after a trial period in Q1 2021.
Nessakraft Hydropower
- Location
- Balestrand, Vestlandet, Norway
- Asset type
- Hydro
- In operation
- Q4 2020
- Installed capacity
- 9.1 MW
- Average annual production
- 34 GWh
- Status
- Under construction
Nessakraft is situated in Balestrand municipality with a hydroelectric power plant of 9.1 MWh generator. The power plant will have an expected annual production of 34 GWh when fully operational. Construction started summer 2019, built by Tinfoss, and will be handed over after a trial period in Q1 2021.
Finnesetbekken Kraftverk Hydropower
- Location
- Nesbyen, Viken, Norway
- Asset type
- Hydro
- In operation
- 2011
- Installed capacity
- 1.45 MW
- Average annual production
- 3.2 GWh
- Status
- Producing
Finnesetbekken Kraftverk is located in Nes municipality. The power plant is a small hydroelectric power plant with an annual production of approx. 3,2 GWh.
Røyrmyra Vindpark Wind Farm
- Location
- Hå, Rogaland, Norway
- Asset type
- Wind
- In operation
- 2015
- Installed capacity
- 2.4 MW
- Average annual production
- 8.4 GWh
- Status
- Producing
Røyrmyra Vindpark is a Norwegian wind farm acquired in 2019. The three Enercon turbines have a combined capacity of 2.4 MW and has approx. 3.500 full load hours a year, and an annual production of 8.4 GWh. Cloudberry is in the process of expanding the wind farm.
Hån Vindpark Wind Farm
- Location
- Årjäng, Värmland, Sweden
- Asset type
- Wind
- In operation
- Q4 2021
- Installed capacity
- 21 MW
- Average annual production
- 88 GWh
- Status
- Under development
Hån Vindpark wind power is located in Årjäng municipality, Sweden, just off the Norwegian-Swedish border. Marker wind turbines are built on the Norwegian side of the border. Hån will have 6 wind turbines with an installed capacity of at least 21 MW and annual production of up to 88 GWh. The start of construction is Q3 2020 and commissioning is expected Q4 2021.
Duvhällen Vindparken Wind Farm
- Location
- Eskilstuna, Södermanslän, Sweden
- Asset type
- Wind
- In operation
- Q4 2023
- Installed capacity
- 56 MW
- Average annual production
- 165 GWh
- Status
- Under development
Duvhällen wind power plant is located in Eskilstuna municipality, Sweden, north-east of Lake Hjalmaren. Duvhällen will have 10 wind turbines with an installed capacity of up to 56 MW (compared with 30 MW in existing grid agreement) and annual production of up to 165 GWh. Construction is scheduled to start in 2022 and commissioning is expected Q4 2023.
Sättravallen Wind Farm
- Location
- Kristinehamn, Värmland, Sweden
- Asset type
- Wind
- In operation
- Q1 2016
- Installed capacity
- 52.8 MW
- Average annual production
- 86 GWh
- Status
- Sold to Alliance
Sättravallen wind power plant is located in Kristinehamn municipality, Sweden. The project is 5 km east of Kristinehamn Municipal Center, north and south of the E18 highway. The project was commissioned in March 2016. Sättravallen has 16 wind turbines with an installed capacity of 52.8 MW and annual production of 86 GWh. Sättravallen was sold to and financed by Alliance, which has invested in a number of wind power projects in the Nordic region.
Ränsliden Wind Park
- Location
- Mellerud, Västra Götaland, Sweden
- Asset type
- Wind
- In operation
- Q4 2018
- Installed capacity
- 25 MW
- Average annual production
- 86 GWh
- Status
- Sold to Prime Capital
Ränsliden wind power plant is located in Mellerud municipality, Dalsland, Sweden. The project was commissioned in October 2018. Ränsliden has 7 wind turbines with an installed capacity of 25 MW and annual production of 86 GWh. Ränsliden was sold and financed by Prime Capital AG, which has invested in a number of wind power projects in the Nordic region.
Marker Vindpark Wind Farm
- Location
- Marker, Viken, Norway
- Asset type
- Wind
- In operation
- Q1 2019
- Installed capacity
- 54 MW
- Average annual production
- 193 GWh
- Status
- Sold to BKW Energie
Marker Vindpark wind power plant is located in Marker Municipality, Norway. The project was commissioned in spring 2019. The project is located approx. 6 km east of Ørje, along the Norwegain-Swedish border. Marker has 15 wind turbines with an installed capacity of 54 MW and annual production of 193 GWh. Marker was sold to and financed by BKW Energie, a Swiss utility, which also is a partner in the Fosen project