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Bjerkreim Location: Rogaland Operator: Gjedrem & Holmen Kraftverk Configuration: 1 X 260 kW Semi-Kaplan Operation: 2004 T/G supplier: Hydrohrom EPC: Bygland Teknologi Vannkraft Photograph courtesy of Bygland Teknologi Vannkraft Posted 23 Jan 2008	Gryto Location: Hordaland Operator: Gryto Kraft Configuration: 1 X 2 MW Pelton Operation: 2006 T/G supplier: Energi Teknikk AS, Hitzinger EPC: Energi Teknikk AS Photograph courtesy of Gryto Kraft Posted 11 May 2008	Helganes Location: Rogaland Operator: Helganes Kraft AS Configuration: 2 X 1.58 MW Pelton Operation: 2003 T/G supplier: BNTurbin, Hitzinger EPC: as Fadum Teknise Photograph courtesy of as Fadum Tekniske Posted 20 Jan 2008

Hylen Location: Rogaland Operator: Statkraft SF Configuration: 2 X 80 MW Francis Operation: 1980-1981 T/G supplier: Kvaerner, Industri Photograph courtesy of Statkraft SF Posted 5 Jun 2005	Kinso Location: Hordaland Operator: Hardanger Energi AS Configuration: 2 X 220 kW Operation: 1917 T/G supplier: ?? Quick Facts: In Kinsavik municipality in Ullensvang. Photograph courtesy of Hardanger Energi AS Posted 31 Jul 2011	Kvilldal Location: Rogaland Operator: Statkraft SF Configuration: 4 X 310 MW Francis Operation: 1982-1983 T/G supplier: Kvaerner, NEBB Quick facts: Kvilldal is Norway's largest power plant and supplies about 5% of the country's electricity. Photograph courtesy of Statkraft SF Posted 8 Aug 2004

Mauranger Location: Hordaland Operator: Statkraft SF Configuration: 2 X 125 MW Pelton Operation: 1973 T/G supplier: Voest, NEBB Photograph courtesy of Statkraft SF Posted 5 Sep 2005	Nedre Bersåvatn Location: Hordaland Operator: Statkraft SF Configuration: 1 X 4 MW Francis Operation: 2005 T/G supplier: VA TECH EPC: VA TECH, NCC Photograph courtesy of Statkraft SF Posted 3 Jun 2005	Øvre Bersåvatn Location: Hordaland Operator: Statkraft SF Configuration: 1 X 5.5 MW Francis Operation: 2005 T/G supplier: VA TECH EPC: VA TECH, NCC Photograph courtesy of Statkraft SF Posted 3 Jun 2005

Røldal Location: Hordaland Operator: Norsk Hydro ASA Configuration: 2 X 80 MW Francis Operation: 1966 T/G supplier: Kvaerner, NEBB Quick Facts: The Norsk Hydro power system in Røldal-Suldal consists of reservoirs and seven power plants along the Røldal and Suldal watershed and terminating at Suldal Lake. Hydro bought hydro rights in the river system in the 1950s. Statkraft is a 4.8% owner in the scheme. As Suldal and Røldal were built, construction was ongoing at Hydro’s aluminum plant at Karmøy on the west coast. Photograph by Terje S Knudsen and courtesy of Norsk Hydro Posted 11 Apr 2011	Sagevikelv Location: Hordaland Operator: Sagevikelv Kraft AS Configuration: 2 X 2.3 MW Pelton Operation: 2003 T/G supplier: BNturbin, Leroy Somer EPC: Fadum Tekniske Photograph courtesy of Fadum Tekniske Posted 26 Apr 2008	Sima Location: Hordaland Operator: Statkraft SF Configuration: 2 X 257 MW (Sima-Sy), 2 X 315 MW (Sima-Lang) Pelton Operation: 1977 T/G supplier: Kvaerner, ABB Quick facts: Sima is Norway's second largest hydro plant. Photograph courtesy of Statkraft SF Posted 8 Aug 2004

Suldal Location: Rogaland Operator: Norsk Hydro ASA Configuration: 2 X 80 MW, 2 X 75 MW Francis Operation: 1965-1971 T/G supplier: Kvaerner, NEBB. Photograph by Terje S Knudsen and courtesy of Norsk Hydro Posted 11 Apr 2011	Tveitano Location: Rogaland Operator: Lars Vasshus Configuration: 1 X 1.3 MW Pelton Operation: 2005 T/G supplier: BNTurbin, Hitzinger EPC: as Fadum Teknise Photograph courtesy of as Fadum Tekniske Posted 26 Apr 2008	Tysse-I Location: Hordaland Operator: Tyssefaldene A/S Configuration: 100 MW Pelton Operation: 1908-1918 (ret) T/G supplier: ?? Quick facts: Tysse I had 15 units. It was damaged by fire in 1980 and the last two sets were retired in 1989. The plant produced about 700 GWh/yr of 25Hz electricity. Tyssefaldene is owned by DNN Industrier A/S (40%), Outokumpu Norzink AS (40%) and Statkraft (20%). Photograph courtesy of Tyssefaldene A/S Posted 2 Dec 2006

	Tysso-II Location: Hordaland Operator: Tyssefaldene A/S Configuration: 2 X 90 MW Pelton Operation: 1967 T/G supplier: Sulzer Escher Wyss, NEBB Quick facts: Tysso II required extensive dam and tunnel construction from April 1964 to February 1968 including a 15.4km supply tunnel collecting all the side streams around Lake Ringedalsvann. Maximum head is 735m. A new 300kV line was built from Åsen in Skjeggedal to Røldal. Tyssefaldene is owned by DNN Industrier A/S (40%), Outokumpu Norzink AS (40%) and Statkraft (20%). Photograph courtesy of Statkraft SF Posted 17 Sep 2005