STAVANGERREGIONEN HAVN IKS
Org.nr: 871185212
Stavangerregionen Havn IKS is pursuing shore power infrastructure at its Stavanger port to enable electrification of berthed vessels.
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1Overview
Stavangerregionen Havn IKS, the regional port authority for the Stavanger area, has filed a concession application for a high-voltage shore power (landstrøm) facility at Bjergsted in Stavanger, which entered active NVE review in August 2026. The project is backed by a 6 MW grid consumption reservation in the Statnett queue at Stølaheia TRA in the NO2 price area. This represents a focused, single-project effort to decarbonize port operations by supplying landside electricity to ships at berth, rather than broad energy development activity.
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Strategic Focus
Stavangerregionen Havn IKS is focused exclusively on port electrification, seeking to establish shore power capacity that allows vessels to connect to the grid while berthed and shut down their auxiliary engines. This aligns with Norway's broader maritime green transition agenda and likely reflects regulatory pressure and environmental commitments from the port authority's public owners.
Recent Activity
In late July 2026, the company submitted a concession application to NVE for the Bjergsted shore power facility in Stavanger. The application formally entered the active review (Søknad) stage on 10 August 2026, marking the project's first major regulatory milestone.