Advancements in Iceland's Power Generation: Insights from RARIK Leadership

Jan 13, 2026

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Explore the landscape of Iceland's electricity production and consumption since 2004 through the lenses of industry leaders Ólöf Nordal and Steinunn Huld Atladóttir from RARIK. Delve into comparative analyses with the UK, the evolution of the population, and potential submarine cable routes to connect with neighboring countries like Sweden and Norway. Understand the role of renewable energy in Iceland's sustainable future and how the power generation sector has transformed over the years.

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Advancements in Iceland's Power Generation: Insights from RARIK Leadership

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Iceland Un-Plugged Ólöf Nordal Manager of Sales and marketing RARIK
Power generation in 2004Electricity
Electricity Production 2004TWhComparison Iceland/UK

Population developement First power plant

Iceland Un-Plugged Steinunn Huld Atladóttir Quality and Environment Manager RARIK

Primary energy consumptionin Iceland
Use of electricity (GWh)- excluding power intensive industry -

10° 20° 10° 0 Possible Submarine Cable Routes Reyðarfjörður Iceland Reykjavík Sweden Faeroe Islands Norway 1170 km 1250 km Bergen 60° Shetland Oslo Orkneys Peterhead 2000 km Scotland Denmark 760 km Edinburgh Ireland Hamburg Keadby England Netherlands Grain Germany 50°