INFRATEK NORGE AS
Org.nr: 984277032
Infratek Norge AS is a specialist construction power contractor with 31 concession cases concentrated in the Oslo metropolitan area.
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30Overview
Infratek Norge AS operates as a specialist provider of temporary high-voltage construction power installations (byggestrøm), securing grid concessions on behalf of major infrastructure and building projects across Oslo and surrounding municipalities. Their portfolio spans a wide range of construction sites including hospitals, tunnels, schools, transport infrastructure, and large public buildings, reflecting a business model built around enabling other developers rather than owning permanent energy assets. The company has no grid queue presence and minimal registered MW, consistent with their focus on temporary, project-duration electrical installations rather than long-term energy production or consumption.
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Strategic Focus
Infratek Norge AS is focused on the construction power services market, providing temporary high-voltage electrical infrastructure to large-scale construction and civil engineering projects. Their consistent geographic concentration in Oslo and the Akershus region suggests a deliberate strategy to serve the high volume of major development projects in Norway's capital area, including public infrastructure (hospitals, government buildings, schools), transport (road tunnels, rail, metro stations), and private development. This is a service-oriented, capital-light model with no energy production or permanent grid ownership.
Recent Activity
In late May and early June 2026, Infratek Norge AS filed two new concession applications: one for grid infrastructure at Haslevangen 15 in Oslo (May 27, 2026) and one for a grid installation concession along Lautmovegen (June 4, 2026), the latter currently awaiting a case handler. This indicates continued steady deal flow in their construction power segment heading into mid-2026.