Sunnfjord Business Park
– an attractive location for establishment

Sunnfjord Business Park offers large, flexible, and fully serviced development sites, ready for rapid establishment. Whether your business is in industry, logistics, technology, or services, you will find land that can be tailored to your specific needs.

With competitive pricing and a business park developed on a cost-recovery basis, you gain excellent value for your investment without compromising on quality or infrastructure.

The entire business park, including green areas, will cover approximately 300 decares (30 hectares), with the developed area accounting for around 200 decares (20 hectares).

The aim is for the next phase of development (K2, K3 and K4) to be completed by autumn 2027.

An agreement has been signed with Entreprenørservice AS for the construction of infrastructure within the business park, with work scheduled to commence in September 2026.

The entire K3 area has been sold. Here, the intermunicipal waste management company Sunnfjord Miljøverk will establish a facility on approximately 50 decares (5 hectares), while Titan Group AS will occupy around 40 decares (4 hectares), where it plans to develop a data centre.

For the K2 and K4 areas, two letters of intent have been signed. Several sites are still available within these zones.

Sunnfjord Business Park has also reserved additional land to the southeast of the park for future expansion. This area, known as K5, has not yet been zoned for development. The site covers approximately 80 decares (8 hectares).

Sunnfjord Næringspark is located close to Moskog Transformatorstasjon and has a favorable location for utilizing the available surplus power in NO3.

The river Jølstra, which flows straight through the business park, simultaneously lays the foundation for the Jølstra power plant further up the watercourse. The power plant produces 252 GWh. With its transmission (420 kV) and regional grid (132 kV), Moskog is one of the largest power hubs in the country.

The location of the park also makes it attractive to look at self-production of electricity and hot water by setting up solar cells. In addition, thermal energy sources are also relevant. This applies to water from the river Jølstra, outside air and energy wells. Sunnfjord business park is partially built up on mass that was removed in connection with the construction of Jølstra Power Plant. Underneath the area runs the outlet tunnel from the power plant, before it is leased back to Jølstra just before Movatnet. We have therefore looked at the possibility of utilizing the water in this tunnel for cooling, in order to utilize more of the potential in the river without carrying out new interventions in nature.