STATKRAFT AS

Overview

Norway's state-owned energy giant Statkraft shows a relatively lean domestic concession footprint in this dataset, with only two concession cases — including a now-inactive offshore wind test turbine on Haugøya (Smøla) and an inactive wind project in Åsnes — but retains meaningful grid queue activity. The company holds five active queue positions spanning production and industrial/other consumption across multiple price zones (NO2, NO3, NO4), suggesting ongoing optimization of grid access for both generation and demand-side assets. The 260 MW production reservation at Bjerkreim TRA in NO2 is the standout commitment, likely tied to wind or hybrid energy development in Rogaland.

Active Regions

Strategic Focus

Statkraft appears to be using grid queue reservations to maintain optionality across multiple Norwegian price zones, with a focus on large-scale production capacity in southwestern Norway (NO2) and demand-side industrial flexibility in Trøndelag (NO3) and northern Norway (NO4). The inactive offshore wind test turbine at Smøla reflects earlier technology scouting for offshore wind, consistent with Statkraft's broader offshore ambitions. The consumption positions at Rjukan (historically linked to Statkraft's industrial heritage) and Trondheim suggest potential electrification or operational energy needs at existing facilities.

Recent Activity

No changes recorded in the last 30 days based on available data.