The Frost API provides free access to MET Norway's archive of historical weather and climate data. This data includes quality controlled daily, monthly, and yearly measurements of temperature, precipitation, and wind data. Other information, like metadata about weather stations, is also available through the API.

Kjeller Vindteknikk has on assignment from NVE made a national feasibility study of the available wind resources, both onshore and offshore. The map product has a horisontal resolution of 1x1km, and gives annual avarage at 50, 80 and 120m above the ground. The maps are available as downloadable PDF-files. In addition to available wind resources, maps of terrain complexity and risk for icing has been developed. Terrain complexity maps are an indicator on the vulnerability of turbolent air flows in an area. Turbolent air flows can be a challenge for wind turbines and will normally contribute to reduced power production and increased wearing on the wind turbines. Icing on turbine blades can be a problem in exposed areas, especially at higher altitudes, and contributes to reduction in power efficiency and power production.

Forest which serves as protection for other forest or protects against nature damages. There are protective forests towards mountains or towards seas. Data is not harmonized and data do not exist for all counties.