Advania Data Center began operations in 2014 and is a high-tech enterprise in the field of supercomputer, blockchain technology and computer equipment. Landsvirkjun provides Advania Data Center data centers with some of the energy it uses.

The Alcoa aluminium plant in Reydarfjordur is Iceland's largest aluminium plant, producing 346,000 tonnes of aluminium per year. The plant became operational in 2007 and is the most recent of Landsvirkjun‘s aluminium industry clients. Landsvirkjun supplies all the electricity consumed by the plant.

The Elkem ferrosilicon plant at Grundartangi became operational in 1979 and in the early years produced 60,000 tonnes per year. The capacity of the plant was increased in several stages and today the plant produces 120,000 tonnes per year. Landsvirkjun supplies all electricity consumed by the plant.

ETIX Everywhere Borealis operates two large scale HPC Colocation Data Centers in Iceland. The ETIX Everywhere Borealis large scale HPC facilities are near the international airport of Keflavik and in Blonduos, in the north of Iceland.

The Grundartangi Aluminum plant became operational in 1998 and produced 60,000 tonnes of aluminium at the time. The plant's capacity is now up to 312,000 tonnes per year. Landsvirkjun currently supplies approximately one-third of the electricity consumed by the plant.

PCC BakkiSilicon began operations in 2018 at the company's silicon metal plant in Bakki near Húsavík.

Landsvirkjun and Reykjavik DC, a new high-tech data center in Reykjavik, have signed a green electricity contract for the delivery of up to 12 MW to a new data plant at Korputorg in Reykjavik.

The Rio Tinto aluminium plant in Hafnarfjordur, just outside Reykjavik was the first plant to be supplied with electricity by Landsvirkjun. The plant became operational in 1969 and initially produced 33,000 tonnes of aluminium per year. The smelter's annual capacity has been increased in stages since then. Landsvirkjun renewed its power contract with the company in 2010 and its capacity has now been increased to about 211,000 tonnes. Landsvirkjun supplies all electricity consumed by the plant.

TDK FOIL (previously Becromal) produces aluminium foils for electrolytic capacitors. The company began operations in Akureyri in 2008 and Landsvirkjun supplies 100% of the electricity required.

Verne Global's data center in Ásbrú in Reykjanesbær began operations in 2010 and was the first of its kind in Iceland and offers international datacenter services in Iceland.

Straumlind ehf. was founded in 2020 and provides electricity to homes and companies all over Iceland.

Orka heimilanna was founded in 2018 and provides electricity to homes and companies all over Iceland.

Íslensk orkumiðlun was founded in 2017 and provides electricity to homes and companies all over Iceland.

Landsnet’s transmission system – ‘the grid’ – carries electricity from generation companies to utilities and power-intensive industries.

Westfjord Power Company possesses decades of experience in harnessing hydro and geothermal energy as well as distribution and sale of electricity.

HS Orka sells electricity to homes and businesses throughout Iceland and focuses on providing competitive prices and exceptional service.

Orkusalan was founded in 2006. Orkusalan is a subsidiary to RARIK and its purpose is primarily to take care of the production, purchase and sale of electricity to small businesses and homes.

ON Power produces and sells electricity to the entire population and hot water to the capital area. ON Power is one of the subsidiaries of Reykjavik Energy. 

 provides electricity to homes and companies all over Iceland.

Landsvirkjun provides its clients with exemplary service and competitive products. Our main customers come from the aluminium industry as well as other power intensive industries.

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