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Norwegian municipal power company producing and distributing electricity through its subsidiaries VOKKS Kraft, VOKKS Installasjon and Etna Nett.

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Overview

Vokks AS (Vestoppland kommunale kraftselskap) is a Norwegian electrical company owned by the municipalities of Etnedal (33.3%) and Nordre Land (66.7%). It is headquartered at Dokka in Nordre Land and operates through three main subsidiaries: VOKKS Kraft (power production and electricity sales), VOKKS Installasjon (electrical and infrastructure installation services) and Etna Nett (grid operations). The group traces its origins to local hydropower development, with the Åvella power plant completed in 1924. Today VOKKS Kraft owns and operates several small-scale hydropower plants in the Åvella watercourse, Fallselva, Hunnselva and Stokkelva. The company also manages water reservoirs including Trevatna, Akksjøen and Einafjorden. As a municipally owned entity, VOKKS serves the Vestoppland region, combining electricity generation, distribution and installation services under a single corporate umbrella.

History

VOKKS (Vestoppland kommunale kraftselskap) is a Norwegian power company owned by the municipalities of Etnedal (33.3%) and Nordre Land (66.7%). Its history is tied to the development of local hydropower in the Vestoppland region. The Åvella power plant was completed in 1924, marking an early milestone in the company's hydropower operations. Over the decades, VOKKS expanded its portfolio of small-scale hydroelectric plants. The company operates plants in the Åvella watercourse, Fallselva, Hunnselva and Stokkelva. Its power plants include Høgfallet, Vestbakken, Breiskallen, Åmot, Brufoss, Skrankefoss (out of operation from 2009), and Åvella. In the autumn of 2007, construction began on the Fall power plant, designed to utilize a 238-metre drop from the Linderuddammen dam to Randsfjorden. Located in the Fallselva river in the Drammensvassdraget watershed, Fall power plant was built to replace the Skrankefoss plant from early 2009. The company also manages water reservoirs such as Trevatna, Akksjøen and Einafjorden. Today, VOKKS AS operates through subsidiaries VOKKS Kraft, VOKKS Installasjon and Etna Nett, providing electricity production, sales, grid operations and installation services.

  • 2009

    Fall power plant replaced Skrankefoss plant; Skrankefoss out of operation.

  • 2007

    Construction of Fall power plant began.

  • 1924

    Åvella power plant completed.

Products and positioning

Municipally owned regional power company integrating production, distribution and installation services in Vestoppland, Norway.

  • Hydropower electricity

  • Electricity distribution

  • Electrical installation services

  • Infrastructure services

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