| WIND & ENVIRONMENTPROJECTSSTATEMENTSNEWSABOUTCONTACT We are building a low emission society Wind power is the most climate-friendly form of energy and the one with the smallest ecological footprint. We contribute to electrifying the transportation sector and a low-emission society. The future is electric Energy efficiency improvement is the most cost-effective way to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases. However, in order to reach the goals of the Paris Agreement, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and the International Energy Agency (IEA) say that significant amounts of renewable energy will have to be produced. Both the IPCC and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) rank wind power as the technology solution that provides the best climate impact and the smallest ecological footprint of all the renewable and fossil ways of producing electric power. The graph was developed in 2016 by the International Resource Panel on assignment by UNEP. The graph shows the advantages and disadvantages of the different technologies used to make electric power, including the whole life cycle of the technologies. The bigger the circle, the bigger the impact of the technology. MORE WIND ADVANTAGES Did you know that... ... wind power is the most cost-effective way to produce one kilowatt of electric power? Here you will find more useful information about wind power. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Facts before the election: Seven questions and answers about wind turbines Many people have strong opinions regarding wind power in Norway, but are they based on the right facts? READ MORE Wind and water in perfect harmony Wind and hydro power complement each other. They interact in the delivery of the most emission-free, energy-efficient and cost-effective electric power there is. It is a myth that these two unique sources of energy are in conflict with each other – in fact, it is quite the contrary. READ MORE NEWS September 17, 2020 Request for Expression of Interest Preparation Compensation Payment and Social Safeguard Action Plan Makambako Wind Power Project, Tanzania Norsk Vind AS, a Norwegian wind project developer, on behalf of Sino-Tan Renewable Energy Ltd is inviting qualified companies to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) for the mentioned services related to the 100 MW Makambako Wind Power Project. June 23, 2020 Norsk Vind AS invites qualified companies to tender Norsk Vind AS, a Norwegian wind project developer, on behalf of Sino-Tan Renewable Energy Ltd is inviting qualified companies to submit a tender for providing legal services for the 100 MW Makambako Wind Power Project in Tanzania. January 9, 2020 Facebook with historic 15-year wind purchase agreement for the Bjerkreim cluster Facebook has signed a wind power agreement for the purchase of all electric power for 15 years from the wind cluster developed by Norsk Vind and based in the Stavanger region. Norsk Vind is also the constructor and will operate the wind farm. More news Clean, renewable energy. Is what we deliver. Here you will find information about the projects we are involved in, the number of windturbines involved – and how much power they deliver. OUR PROJECTS Contributing to upping the stakes for renewable energy We are always interested in getting in contact with people who wish to get involved in renewable energy, such as property owners. WIND INVESTING Norway's leading energy and climate magazine Energi og Klima (Energy and Climate) is a webzine published by Norsk Klimastiftelse (the Norwegian Climate Foundation). GO TO ENERGIOGKLIMA.NO E-mail Prof. Olav Hanssensvei 7A 4021 Stavanger Norway Google Maps NO | EN