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Nordic Green in Seydisfjörður

On Thursday last week, land current was installed for the first time in Norröna. And it worked well. The campaign saves Norröna seven to eight tonnes of oil per week, in addition to much lower CO2 emissions. It is the municipality of Múlaþing, where Seydisfjörður is located, and the electricity company that has received the electricity to Seydisfjörður, and then it is the Faroese company El-Talvuvirkið in Gota, Etv, that has received the technic…
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On Thursday last week, land current was installed for the first time in Norröna. And it worked well. The campaign saves Norröna seven to eight tonnes of oil per week, in addition to much lower CO2 emissions. It is the municipality of Múlaþing, where Seydisfjörður is located, and the electricity company that has received the electricity to Seydisfjörður, and then it is the Faroese company El-Talvuvirkið in Gota, Etv, that has received the technic…

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Kringvarp Føroya broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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