Lillehammer
Lillehammer is positioning as a clean energy hub with major grid infrastructure upgrades supporting solar, hydrogen, and EV charging development.
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 strategic grid queue positions totaling over 160 MW. Major infrastructure projects include Statnett's new 420 kV transmission line and transformer stations, while renewable development focuses on solar power and emerging hydrogen production. The presence of multiple Tesla charging stations and ongoing E6 highway construction projects demonstrates alignment with Norway's electrification goals.
Recent Activity
Multiple active projects spanning grid infrastructure upgrades, renewable energy development, and transportation electrification with no withdrawn applications or queue positions
Key Substations
Municipality Stance
Supportive of clean energy development, evidenced by approved solar projects, hydrogen initiatives, and extensive EV charging infrastructure
Outlook
Strong prospects driven by major grid capacity expansions, emerging hydrogen economy potential, and strategic location along key transportation corridors supporting Norway's energy transition
| GLOCAL GREEN INNLANDET AS | 125 | consumption | Fåberg TRA | Vevig As | In Queue | hydrogen |
| HAFSLUND KRAFT AS | 4.8 | production | Fåberg TRA | Elvia As | In Queue | hydro |
| PYUR ENERGY AS | 11 | production | Fåberg TRA | Elvia As | In Queue | solar |
| PYUR ENERGY AS | 11 | production | Fåberg TRA | Elvia As | In Queue | battery |
| PYUR ENERGY AS | 11 | consumption | Fåberg TRA | Elvia As | In Queue | battery |