Stavanger
Stavanger is experiencing significant grid infrastructure modernization with major substation upgrades while emerging as a hub for datacenter and transport electrification projects.
Active Queue
Production
70 MWConsumption
113 MWCases
5Active Concessions
Production
10 MWConsumption
1.6 MWCases
14Overview
The municipality is undergoing substantial electrical grid transformation with multiple substation projects led by LNETT and Statnett, including the new 420 kV Krossberg facility. Simultaneously, Stavanger is attracting major consumption projects including datacenters, battery storage, and electric transport infrastructure, indicating strong industrial electrification momentum.
Recent Activity
Major milestone achieved with Krossberg transformatorstasjon receiving final approval in June 2024, enabling the 420 kV upgrade. However, some smaller projects like Skavland Gartneri's 1 MW consumption project have been withdrawn, indicating selective project development.
Key Substations
Outlook
Strong prospects driven by major grid infrastructure investments creating capacity for industrial electrification. The combination of new substations, battery storage reservations, and datacenter developments positions Stavanger as a key energy hub for the region's transition to electrification.
| GREEN MOUNTAIN AS | 13 | consumption | Stølaheia | Lnett AS | Reserved | datacenter |
| Stavanger Havn | 24 | consumption | Stølaheia | Lnett AS | Reserved | transport |
| STAVANGERREGIONEN HAVN IKS | 6 | consumption | Stølaheia | Lnett AS | In Queue | transport |
| UNCAP AS | 70 | consumption | Stølaheia | Lnett AS | In Queue | battery |
| UNCAP AS | 70 | production | Stølaheia | Lnett AS | In Queue | battery |