Halden

Halden is experiencing significant renewable energy development with 644 MW in solar and wind projects across active concessions and grid reservations.

Active Queue

Production

426 MW

Consumption

11 MW

Cases

6

Active Concessions

Production

219 MW

Consumption

2 MW

Cases

9

Overview

The municipality shows strong developer interest with 8 active concession cases and 6 grid queue items totaling over 640 MW of production capacity. Major solar developments include the 191 MW Demmeåsen project and 28 MW Isebakke project, while wind development is represented by the 210 MW Aremark Østvind project. Grid infrastructure is being upgraded with a new Isebakke transformer station to support growing energy demand.

Recent Activity

Active month with PYUR ENERGY entering the queue for both 11 MW production and consumption projects, while Zephyr AS withdrew a 50 MW wind project. The Isebakke transformer station project progressed through permitting phases, indicating ongoing grid infrastructure development.

Key Substations

Halden transformatorstasjonIsebakke transformatorstasjon

Outlook

Strong development prospects with multiple large-scale solar projects in pipeline and grid infrastructure being upgraded to accommodate growth. The presence of both ANEO and Landinfra Energy with reserved grid capacity suggests near-term construction activity, while the mix of renewable technologies positions Halden as a significant energy hub in southeastern Norway.

Wind Power
210
Solar Power
205
Battery Storage (BESS)
11
Grid Infrastructure
Transport & EV Charging
Industrial
Hydropower
ANEO AS28productionHaldenElvia AsReservedsolar
AREMARK SØR DA210productionHaldenElvia AsIn Queuewind
LANDINFRA ENERGY NORWAY AS166productionHaldenElvia AsReservedsolar
PYUR ENERGY AS11productionHaldenElvia AsReservedsolar
PYUR ENERGY AS11productionHaldenElvia AsIn Queuebattery
PYUR ENERGY AS11consumptionHaldenElvia AsIn Queuebattery
ZEPHYR AS50productionHaldenElvia Aswithdrawnwind