Hadsel

Hadsel municipality shows strong momentum in transport and aquaculture electrification with recent grid connection approvals, despite hydrogen project setbacks.

Active Queue

Production

0 MW

Consumption

23 MW

Cases

6

Active Concessions

Production

0 MW

Consumption

0 MW

Cases

2

Overview

The municipality demonstrates active energy infrastructure development focused on transport and aquaculture sectors, with multiple companies securing reserved grid capacity. However, significant hydrogen projects totaling 30 MW were recently withdrawn, indicating some sector-specific challenges.

Recent Activity

Strong recent momentum with multiple companies advancing from queue to reserved status in early March 2026, including Avinor, Nordlaks, and Nordland Fylkeskommune securing grid connections. However, two major battery storage projects by Gridcore Energy Storage (30 MW total) were withdrawn, and hydrogen projects totaling 30 MW were previously abandoned.

Key Substations

Melbu transformatorstasjonStokmarknesHattvika substation

Outlook

Positive outlook for transport and aquaculture electrification with secured grid capacity and proven regulatory support. The municipality appears well-positioned for shore power solutions and sustainable transport infrastructure, though hydrogen sector faces challenges.

Transport & EV Charging
Aquaculture
Hydrogen & Ammonia
Grid Infrastructure
AVINOR AS2.8consumptionStokmarknesNoranett ASReservedtransport
Børøya4consumptionMelbuNoranett ASReservedaquaculture
NORDLAKS EIENDOM AS5.6consumptionStokmarknesNoranett ASReservedaquaculture
NORDLAND FYLKESKOMMUNE4consumptionMelbuNoranett ASReservedtransport
NTE AS10consumptionStokmarknesNoranett ASwithdrawnhydrogen
Stokmarknes Hydrogen20consumptionStokmarknesNoranett ASwithdrawnhydrogen
STOKMARKNES MILJØHAVN AS4consumptionStokmarknesNoranett ASReservedtransport
STOKMARKNES MILJØHAVN AS3consumptionStokmarknesNoranett ASReservedtransport