About Hydro Hydro worldwide Americas Brazil Utinga Hydro Extrusions Utinga Hydro Extrusions Utinga The plant has existed since 1943 and has a total installed capacity of 23 k MT/year for extrusions and a capacity of 2,700 t/m. Did you know? Products: Aluminum Extruded profiles for the Industrial Market There are 310 employees working in the area of 45 thousand m². Address Contact us Extruded profiles Applications for windows, doors, electronics, transportation and thousands of product areas in between. From customized extrusions to fully fabricated components, our experts help design, extrude and manufacture the parts that shape your world. Automotive Emission reduction is a main concern of the automotive industry. Aluminum enables lighter cars without compromising safety. Tailored solutions We provide custom extrusion design and manufacturing. About Hydro Key facts Hydro worldwide The Hydro Way Brand center Corporate governance Modern Slavery Transparency statement Website cookies Contact Contact Media contacts Investor Relations Contacts Customer service portal Follow us Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Flickr YouTube Shapes Suppliers Privacy policy Terms & conditions Accessibility Sitemap © 2021 Norsk Hydro ASA

About Hydro Hydro worldwide Europe Norway Telemark Hydro Energy Rjukan Hydro Energy Rjukan The power plants in Telemark are Hydro's oldest. Svelgfoss was first launched in 1907 and was then Europe's largest and the world's second largest power plant. Our power plants in Telemark consist of Frøystul, Vemork, Såheim, Moflåt, Mæl and Svelgfoss. Although all the plants have been extensively modernized, Hydro's hydropower plants are located in the same six locations to this day. Vemork power plant was when it opened the world's largest of its kind, and is today partly converted into the Norwegian Industrial Workers' Museum. Vemork is still active, however, and is our third largest power plant. The energy from the power plants at Rjukan was produced for the factories that at one time produced fertilizer. Today, renewable hydropower is used to produce renewable aluminum. Såheim power station is also protected by decision from the National Heritage Board, with the exception of the turbines which are still in use and are maintained and upgraded accordingly. The river Måna and its string is often called ‘Rjukanstrengen’, and here all of Hydro's hydropower plants in Telemark are in a row, all with Møsvatn as the water reservoir. The power plants Frøystul, Vemork, Såheim, Moflåt, Mæl and Svelgfoss provide approximately 1/3 of Hydro's power production in Norway. Address Hydro Energy Rjukan Såheimsv 42 3660 Rjukan Norway +47 22 53 81 00 About Hydro Key facts Hydro worldwide The Hydro Way Brand center Corporate governance Modern Slavery Transparency statement Website cookies Contact Contact Media contacts Investor Relations Contacts Customer service portal Follow us Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Flickr YouTube Shapes Suppliers Privacy policy Terms & conditions Accessibility Sitemap © 2021 Norsk Hydro ASA