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New contract for OneCo Teksal Energy
Oneco Teksal Energy has entered into a contract with Lofotkraft Produksjon AS for the delivery of electro-technical equipment for the upgrade of the existing Solbjørn Power Plant (5000kVA). The delivery consists of control and appliance systems, main transformer/station transformer as well as installation, testing and commissioning. The Solbjørn power plant is located in the Solbjørn watercourse, Flakstad municipality in Nordland county and is owned by Lofotkraft Produksjon AS.
Oneco Teksal Energy has entered into a contract with Lofotkraft Produksjon AS for the delivery of electro-technical equipment for the upgrade of the existing Solbjørn Power Plant (5000kVA). The delivery consists of control and appliance systems, main transformer/station transformer as well as installation, testing and commissioning. The Solbjørn power plant is located in the Solbjørn watercourse, Flakstad municipality in Nordland county and is owned by Lofotkraft Produksjon AS.
Oneco Teksal Energy has entered into a contract with Lofotkraft Produksjon AS for the delivery of electro-technical equipment for the upgrade of the existing Solbjørn Power Plant (5000kVA). The delivery consists of control and appliance systems, main transformer/station transformer as well as installation, testing and commissioning. The Solbjørn power plant is located in the Solbjørn watercourse, Flakstad municipality in Nordland county and is owned by Lofotkraft Produksjon AS. Lofotkraft AS is a regional energy group with operations throughout Lofoten.
The power station is located by the E10 motorway at Mølnarodden on Moskenesøy.
Solbjørn Power Station was built in the early 1950s. At the time, it was planned to build two generators, but only one was installed.
The plant must be able to be started from a "black station" and be able to be operated in high operation, where Solbjørn power plant will be coordinated with two other power stations.
