MER NORWAY AS

Overview

MER Norway AS focuses exclusively on electric vehicle charging infrastructure, with 8 active concessions for dedicated grid substations supplying charging facilities at high-traffic locations including airports (Tromsø, Bodø, Mo i Rana, Sola), major retail centers, and a heavy vehicle charging site at the Swedish border crossing. The company's strategy centers on securing independent network stations at strategic transport nodes rather than relying on existing grid connections, enabling scalable and high-capacity charging operations. With no Statnett queue presence, MER Norway operates at the distribution network level, connecting to local DSO grids typically at 11–22 kV.

Active Regions

Strategic Focus

MER Norway AS is a pure-play EV charging infrastructure developer building out a geographically distributed network of owned grid substations to power charging facilities at airports, retail destinations, and major transit corridors. The focus on independent network stations signals a professional, scalable deployment model designed to support high-power charging without grid dependency constraints. The inclusion of a heavy vehicle charging site at Svinesundparken indicates expansion beyond passenger EVs into commercial road transport electrification.

Recent Activity

In late June 2026, MER Norway AS was granted a concession for the expansion of an EV charging facility at OBS Jessheim in Ullensaker, continuing its steady rollout of charging infrastructure across Norwegian retail and transport hubs.