Lillehammer
Lillehammer shows emerging renewable energy activity with major grid infrastructure upgrades and growing solar development led by Pyur Energy.
Active Queue
Production
22 MWConsumption
136 MWCases
4Active Concessions
Production
7.3 MWConsumption
7.3 MWCases
13Overview
The municipality is experiencing significant grid modernization through Statnett's 420 kV Lillehammer-Gran transmission line project while hosting emerging renewable projects including a 7.3 MW solar farm and hydrogen production facility. Recent activity shows Pyur Energy expanding its local presence with multiple queue reservations at Fåberg substation.
Recent Activity
High activity from Pyur Energy with multiple new grid queue entries at Fåberg substation for solar and battery projects totaling 33 MW in production/consumption capacity, alongside progress on their 7.3 MW Roverud solar concession application.
Key Substations
Outlook
Positive prospects driven by major grid infrastructure investments creating enhanced transmission capacity, active renewable developer presence, and strategic location for hydrogen production. The new 420 kV transmission line will significantly improve grid connectivity and enable larger-scale energy projects.
| GLOCAL GREEN INNLANDET AS | 125 | consumption | Fåberg | Vevig As | In Queue | hydrogen |
| 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 |