Lillehammer
Lillehammer is experiencing significant energy infrastructure development with major grid upgrades, solar projects, and emerging hydrogen initiatives.
Active Queue
Production
27 MWConsumption
136 MWCases
5Active Concessions
Production
7.3 MWConsumption
7.3 MWCases
13Overview
The municipality shows strong energy development activity with 13 active concession cases and 5 queue items totaling over 170 MW. Statnett is leading major grid infrastructure upgrades including a new 420 kV transmission line, while private developers are pursuing solar power and hydrogen projects centered around the Fåberg substation.
Recent Activity
Hafslund Kraft submitted a new 5 MW production project for grid connection at Fåberg station in May 2026, adding to the growing energy development around this key substation.
Key Substations
Outlook
Strong prospects driven by major grid infrastructure investments and diverse energy project pipeline. The Fåberg substation is emerging as a key connection point for renewable energy and industrial projects, while ongoing grid upgrades will support future capacity expansion.
| GLOCAL GREEN INNLANDET AS | 125 | consumption | Fåberg | Vevig As | In Queue | hydrogen |
| HAFSLUND KRAFT AS | 4.8 | production | Fåberg | Elvia As | In Queue | hydro |
| PYUR ENERGY AS | 11 | production | Fåberg | Elvia As | In Queue | solar |
| PYUR ENERGY AS | 11 | production | Fåberg | Elvia As | In Queue | battery |
| PYUR ENERGY AS | 11 | consumption | Fåberg | Elvia As | In Queue | battery |