Read about Davvi wind farm, the area, and the permit

WHAT IS DAVVI WIND FARM?

The planning area for Davvi wind farm is located in a mountainous region in Lebesby municipality and covers an area of approximately 63 square kilometers. The area is very barren and, according to Multiconsult's impact assessments, has low biodiversity of plants and animals combined with excellent wind resources.

Location

The plannned location for Davvi wind farm is situated on a mountain plateau in Lebesby municipality, near the border with Tana municipality, covering an area of approximately 63 square kilometers.

Terrain

The area where the park is planned mainly consists of boulders. This is a natural avoidance area for reindeer.

Environmental impact assessment

The planned area is very barren and, according to Multiconsult's impact assessments, has low biodiversity of plants and animals combined with excellent wind resources.

Open project development

We emphasize open project development with active communication with local residents and close collaboration with local authorities and property owners. Proximity to people and the environment is important to us.

Wind resources

With Finnmark's fantastic wind resources, the region could attract many large industrial projects, thus creating opportunities for new jobs and growth.

Permit

The permit applicant for Davvi wind farm is Grenselandet DA. Grenselandet is owned by the energy companies St1 and Ny Energi, with St1 being the majority owner.

Permit application

Read the Multiconsult brochure which provides a summary of the impact assessments.

Davvi wind farm

The Area

The planned area is very barren and, according to Multiconsult's impact assessments, has low biodiversity of plants and animals combined with excellent wind resources.

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Davvi wind farm

Permit application

The permit application with assessments was submitted by the initiator to the NVE in November 2019. The application is currently under review by the NVE. You can find all documents related to our permit application for the Davvi wind farm here. This application is now being processed by the NVE. Read how Multiconsult works on impact assessments as an external third party.

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Permit application and impact assessments

Preliminary notification

Program for impact assessment

» Davvi Wind Power Plant – Permit Application
» Attachment 1 – Established Impact Assessment Program
» Attachment 2 – Expert Report, Grid Connection of Davvi Wind Power Plant
» Attachment 3 – Impact Assessment for Landscape, Cultural Heritage, Outdoor Recreation, and Tourism
» Attachment 4 – Impact Assessment for Natural Resources, Noise, Pollution, and Value Creation
» Attachment 5 – Impact Assessment for Reindeer Husbandry
» Attachment 6 – Impact Assessment for Biodiversity
» Attachment 7 – Note on Total Load, Avoidance Zones, and Loss of Grazing Area
» Attachment 8 – Legal Opinion, Davvi Wind Power Plant in relation to Article 27
» Attachment 9 – Source Report on Sami Land Use, Tourism, etc
» Attachment 10 – LCOE Calculations for Davvi
» Attachment 11A – Addendum – Grid connection study for Davvi wind farm (2019)
» Attachment 11B – Addendum – Grid connection study for Davvi wind farm (2021)
» Attachment 12 – Summary of the Consequences for Various Grid Connection Alternatives
» Attachment 13 – Human Rights Themes in Wind Power Production and Risk-Reducing Measures for Davvi
» Attachment 14 – Sketch Project for Lodges, Cabins, and Houses in Kunes and Lebesby