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UBA lifts import ban on Icelandic Guarantees of Origin

UBA, the German Environment Agency, has suspended the enforcement of its non-recognition of Icelandic guarantees of origin in Germany. Thereby, all restrictions on the trade of Icelandic guarantees of origin have been lifted.

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Landsvirkjun HQ moved to Katrínartún

Landsvirkjun's headquarters have been temporarily moved to Katrínartún 2 in Reykjavík due to mould being found at Háaleitisbraut 68, which has been the main office for half a century.

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atNorth Enters into a PPA for a New Data Centre

Landsvirkjun will be atNorth’s electricity supplier for the company’s new data centre in Akureyri, in accordance with a new power purchasing agreement (PPA), effective from June 1st.

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S&P Global Rating changes Landsvirkjun‘s outlook to positive

S&P Global credit rating agency has changed Landsvirkjun‘s outlook from stable to positive and affirmed Landsvirkjun‘s credit rating of BBB+.

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UBA lifts import ban on Icelandic Guarantees of Origin

UBA, the German Environment Agency, has suspended the enforcement of its non-recognition of Icelandic guarantees of origin in Germany. Thereby, all restrictions on the trade of Icelandic guarantees of origin have been lifted.

Read more

Landsvirkjun HQ moved to Katrínartún

Landsvirkjun's headquarters have been temporarily moved to Katrínartún 2 in Reykjavík due to mould being found at Háaleitisbraut 68, which has been the main office for half a century.

Read more

atNorth Enters into a PPA for a New Data Centre

Landsvirkjun will be atNorth’s electricity supplier for the company’s new data centre in Akureyri, in accordance with a new power purchasing agreement (PPA), effective from June 1st.

Read more

S&P Global Rating changes Landsvirkjun‘s outlook to positive

S&P Global credit rating agency has changed Landsvirkjun‘s outlook from stable to positive and affirmed Landsvirkjun‘s credit rating of BBB+.

Read more

Projects

  • Power stations

    We operate 18 power stations all over Iceland.

  • Business innovation

    There are numerous opportunities for energy-related innovation in Iceland.

  • Iceland is sustainable, stable and able

    Iceland has long been called ‘the land of fire and ice’. And it’s this unique blend of natural geology and northerly location which gives the country a strong and attractive sustainability profile.

News and announcements

UBA lifts import ban on Icelandic Guarantees of Origin

27.07.2023Business

Landsvirkjun HQ moved to Katrínartún

02.07.2023Company
From left: Geir Arnar Marelsson, Tinna Traustadóttir, Valur Ægisson, Benedikt Gröndal and Sigurbjörg Ýr Guðmundsdóttir. Front row: Hörður Arnarson and Eyjólfur Magnús Kristinsson

atNorth Enters into a PPA for a New Data Centre

29.06.2023Business

S&P Global Rating changes Landsvirkjun‘s outlook from stable to positive

28.06.2023Finances

Landsvirkjun signs a sustainability linked revolving credit facility

21.06.2023Finances

Sveinbjörn Finnsson Heads a New Department

14.06.2023Company

One of Europe’s Climate Leaders

06.06.2023Environment

AIB board lifts suspension of exports of Icelandic GOs

01.06.2023Business

Record revenues and strong cash generation

15.05.2023Finances

AIB suspends all exports of Icelandic GOs

05.05.2023Business

Renewable energy resources

Landsvirkjun is the National Power Company of Iceland and operates 18 power stations in Iceland concentrated on five main areas of operation.

Landsvirkjun

Landsvirkjun
Kt. 420269-1299
Katrínartúni 2, 105 Reykjavík, Iceland

landsvirkjun@landsvirkjun.is
Tel: +354 515 9000
Opening hours: 8.30 – 16.00

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