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The aim of the project was to develop the concept of a tunnel for tourists into the Icelandic glacier Langjökull, undertake all preparation and design, and manage the projects.
EFLA did a preliminary design/project design and a feasibility study for a wind farm in several potential areas near Hafið, a lava plain above Búrfell mountain in South Iceland.
Statnett has been performing voltage upgrade on the existing 300 kV overhead transmission lines (OHTL) with duplex line configuration. In addition to the voltage upgrade, the OHTL's thermal capacity was upgraded.
Emergency Restoration Planning for an 1100 km HVDC line
Statnett is working to reinforce and expand the main grid in the South West of Norway. EFLA is responsible for the design of the all foundations, towers and hardware.
Statnett is building a 300 km 420 kV overhead transmission line (OHTS) from Balsfjord to Skaidi in Troms county.
Landsnet commissioned EFLA to map a prospective and survey an existing power line. The aerial data helped Landsnet to access accurate data to plan, design and construct the power line.
Icing on power lines can cause major problems for the transmission network during power line failures. The project's goal is to predict, reduce and effectively remove ice loads on the power lines in Norway.
At the famous tourist destination Kjerag in Rogaland, there is a unique design towers that consists of 3 poles. Statnett is the principal, EFLA was responsible for engineering and Widenoja Design, Eva Widenoja created the design concept.
A growing awareness of the environment and the importance of conserving nature has led to a greater focus on adapting new high-voltage towers to landscapes and surroundings.
Rangárþing eystra collaborated with EFLA on Básar regional planning in Þórsmörk. EFLA led the proposal's preparation, data processing, and planning data presentation.
EFLA was responsible for the building design of Eskja new freezing plant, including the main/structural diagrams for the pelagic freezing plant.
EFLA has been a major consultant in this project each year, and has made many of the system studies that the System Plan is based on.
A life cycle assessment (LCA) was carried out on electricity transmission via overhead lines (OHL) and underground cables (UGC) in the Icelandic transmission system.
EFLA participated in the construction of a data centre expansion for Verne Global, the leading colocation operator in Iceland. EFLA's scope was a turnkey package for the mechanical control systems.
EFLA did a flood and waterline report with calculations in 16 waterways in North-Norway. The report included cross-sectional measurements and erosion assessment.
EFLA has worked on numerous engineering design and consultancy projects at the Blue Lagoon over the years.
EFLA has provided consultancy to Agder County Municipality for strengthening of two old steel girder bridges in Agder in Norway.
Vattenfall Eldistribution AB, is building a 43 km 150 kV OHTL from Brattmyrliden to Moliden. The line consist mainly of wood poles with few composite poles where poles are located in farmland.
Statnett, Norway's electrical transmission company, is building a 160 km 420 kV OHTL from Ofoten to Balsfjord in Troms county.
EFLA and Statnett participated in a pioneering research & development project aimed at developing a new tower made entirely of aluminium for the 420kV transmission network in Norway.
The rapid growth in port activities including aquaculture, tourism, and cargo and container handling, and thus an increase in port traffic calls for the development of the port of Vestmannaeyjar.
The Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh is one of Europe’s most politically, culturally and architecturally important modern buildings. EFLA, KSLD was contracted to review the existing lighting.
EFLA was commissioned to conduct a survey of safe ways to schools in the municipality and pedestrians crossings, and draft proposals for improvements.
EFLA designed a surface water drainage system of the Solasplitten highway in Norway, so that all surface water falling on the road is channelled into sediment ponds before being released into the municipal water system.