ANEO AS

Overview

ANEO AS is pursuing 7 active concession cases totalling 540 MW of production capacity, dominated by a 420 MW wind project at Skjøtningberg in Lebesby — one of the largest onshore wind applications in Norway, flagged as part of the government's Power and Industry Initiative for Finnmark. Alongside this, the company has assembled a growing solar portfolio spanning Innlandet, Østfold, and Vestfold, with six additional grid queue reservations for solar in the NO1 price zone. A small battery storage concession in Trøndelag rounds out a strategy that combines large-scale wind ambitions with incremental solar development.

Active Regions

Strategic Focus

ANEO's strategy combines a landmark large-scale wind project in Norway's far north — likely targeting industrial offtakers or government-backed energy initiatives in Finnmark — with a systematic rollout of mid-sized ground-mounted solar plants in the NO1 price zone (Innlandet, Østfold, Vestfold). The solar pipeline is well-coordinated, with grid queue reservations already in place at multiple transformer stations ahead of or alongside concession applications. The battery concession at Mørre suggests early-stage interest in storage, though it remains modest in scale.

Recent Activity

In the past 30 days, ANEO reduced its solar capacity reservation at Halden TRA (NO1) from 27.5 MW to 16 MW — a cut of 11.5 MW — likely reflecting updated project sizing for the Isebakke solar plant as it progresses through the NVE impact assessment process, which was established in November 2025.