Ullensaker
Ullensaker is a moderately active energy municipality anchored by Gardermoen airport infrastructure, EV charging expansion, and a planned 35 MW solar project.
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11Overview
Ullensaker's energy landscape is shaped by the presence of Oslo Airport Gardermoen, driving significant grid reinforcement work including a new 132 kV line to improve supply security in the area. The municipality is seeing steady EV charging infrastructure growth with multiple concessions granted to operators including Tesla, Recharge, and MER Norway. A 35 MW ground-mounted solar project at Gislevold adds meaningful renewable production potential, while a small data center represents emerging consumption load.
Recent Activity
In the past 30 days, MER Norway AS was granted a concession on 29 June 2026 for the expansion of an EV charging facility at OBS Jessheim, continuing the municipality's trend of approving EV charging infrastructure.
Key Substations
Municipality Stance
Ullensaker appears permissive toward energy infrastructure development, with all 11 concession cases active and none rejected or withdrawn. The municipality supports both grid modernisation tied to Gardermoen airport and emerging clean transport and solar projects.
Outlook
Ullensaker has solid near-term prospects driven by ongoing grid upgrades around Gardermoen and a pipeline of EV charging projects. The 35 MW Gislevold solar plant is the most significant renewable opportunity and, if developed, would represent a meaningful local production asset. The absence of any Statnett grid queue activity may suggest limited large-scale industrial or renewable ambitions at this stage, but the Hovinmoen and Garder substations provide viable connection infrastructure for future projects. Data center and green transport sectors show early momentum.