Landsvirkjun and Borealis Data Center have signed an agreement for increased power purchases to support the growth of Borealis’ data centre operations in Blönduós.

Borealis and Landsvirkjun sign a 12 MW power purchasing agreement

Representatives from Landsvirkjun took an active part in the World Geothermal Congress, which took place in Calgary, Canada, at the beginning of June.

A successfull week at the World Geothermal Congress

Landsvirkjun's interim financial statements for Q1 2026 have been published.

Solid operations and strong position in the first quarter

Landsvirkjun today successfully issued green bonds in the U.S. Private Placement market totaling USD 220 million.

Landsvirkjun Successfully Issues USD 220 Million Green Bonds

Transport of the first Enercon wind turbine components for Vaðölduver began last night. Extensive preparation and broad co-operation between numerous parties ensured that the transport operations proceeded smoothly in all respects.

Transport of the first wind turbine components for Vaðölduver began last night. 

First Transport Operations for Vaðalda Wind Farm Went Smoothly

Energy-related innovation meets future foods in this informative session. Collaboration projects Eimur, Blámi and Orkídea together with national energy company Landsvirkjun will showcase to guests how we are approaching the question of what we will be having for dinner in the future.

Feeding the future at Iceland Innovation Week

Norðurál and Landsvirkjun have signed an agreement for the supply of electricity to the aluminium smelter at Grundartangi, covering the period from the beginning of 2027 through the end of 2033. The annual contracted volume amounts to up to 250 MW.

Landsvirkjun and Norðurál sign a 7-year power purchase agreement

Norðurál and Landsvirkjun have signed an agreement for the supply of electricity to the aluminium smelter at Grundartangi, covering the period from the beginning of 2027 through the end of 2033.

S&P Global Ratings has revised Landsvirkjun’s rating outlook to positive from stable and affirmed the company’s A-/A-2 credit ratings.

S&P revises Landsvirkjun’ s ratings outlook to positive

Landsvirkjun’s Climate Accounts for year 2025 has been published.

Emissions from electricity generation decreased

Landsvirkjun’s Climate Accounts 2025 has been published.

Búrfell II Power Station came online on 2 July 2018 and is one of Landsvirkjun’s seven hydropower stations in the Þjórsá Area. The Búrfell II Power Station is 300 m underground at Sámstaðaklif.

Þeistareykir Geothermal Station came online on 17 November 2017 and is in the southern part of the heath Reykjaheiði.

Búðarháls Power Station came online on 7 March 2014 and is one of Landsvirkjun’s seven hydropower stations in the Þjórsá Area. Búðarháls Power Station is in the west of Mt. Búðarháls.

Hafið Wind Farm was launched on 14 February 2013 and is north of Mt. Búrfell.

Fljótsdalur Power Station came online on 30 November 2007 and is underground at Mt. Valþjófsstaðarfjall.

Vatnsfell Power Station came online on 9 November 2001 and is one of Landsvirkjun’s seven hydropower stations. Vatnsfell Power Station is close to its reservoir Vatnsfellslón.

Sultartangi Power Station came online in November 1999 and is one of Landsvirkjun’s seven hydropower stations in the Þjórsá Area. Sultartangi Power Station is in the northeast of Búrfell Power Station, close to the road Þjórsárdalsvegur.

Blanda Power Station came online in the autumn of 1991 and is in the Northwest. 

Hrauneyjafoss Power Station came online on 21 October 1981 and is one of Landsvirkjun’s seven hydropower stations in the Þjórsá Area. Hrauneyjafoss Power Station is near the road Sprengisandsleið (F26) at the edge of Iceland’s highlands.

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