Lunner
Lunner serves as a key grid infrastructure hub with new transformer stations and emerging renewable development through reserved hydro and solar projects.
Active Queue
Production
65 MWConsumption
0 MWCases
2Active Concessions
Production
0 MWConsumption
7.3 MWCases
4Overview
The municipality is strategically positioned in Norway's transmission grid expansion plans, with Statnett developing major 420 kV infrastructure including the new Skyberg transformer station. Two renewable projects totaling 65 MW have secured grid capacity reservations, indicating growing clean energy development alongside critical grid modernization.
Recent Activity
Hafslund Magnora's 25 MW solar project at Hadeland advanced from queue status to reserved grid capacity in March 2026, bringing it closer to securing final connection approval.
Key Substations
Outlook
Strong prospects driven by strategic grid infrastructure developments and successful renewable project advancement. The combination of major transmission upgrades and reserved renewable capacity positions Lunner well for continued energy sector growth.
| HAFSLUND MAGNORA SOL AS | 25 | production | Hadeland | Glitre Nett AS | Reserved | solar |
| VIUL KRAFT AS | 40 | production | Hadeland | Glitre Nett AS | Reserved | hydro |