Grytneselva in Nesset
Grytneselva power plant is located in Molde in Møre and Romsdal. The power plant utilizes the fall in Grytneselva and has an annual production of 14.1 GWh. In addition, the power plant captures water from Godvikbekken and Breivikbekken to the intake in Grytneselva. The power plant has been in operation since 2016.
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The power plant utilizes a drop of about 592 meters. Godvikbekken and Breivikbekken have been transferred in underground pipes to the intake in Grytneselva. Focusing on biological diversity and the landscape, the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate has set minimum water flow from the intake in Grytneselva of 140 l/s in the period 1 May to 30 September and 40 l/s for the rest of the year. In Godvikbekken and Breivikbekken, a minimum water flow of 10 l/s has been set in the period 1 May to 30 September.
Gross head (m) 592
Length of pipeline (m) 1490
Power (MW) 5.9
Production (GWh/year) 14.1
Vakttelefon
907 09 365
Stasjonsleder
Gunnar Kindsbækken
gunnar.kindsbaekken@clemenskraft.no
911 10 330
Minimum water flow May 1 – September 30 (l/s): 140
Minimum water flow October 1 – April 30 (l/s): 40
The minimum water flow requirement will depend on the inflow. The power plant shall be operated smoothly and in line with the inflow.
If the inflow is less than the minimum water flow requirement, the entire inflow shall be allowed to pass.
NVE believes that a year-round minimum water flow is required to maintain the life cycle of benthic species. This will also help to ensure living conditions for any sporadic occurrence of anadromous salmonid fish.