Åmot

Åmot is emerging as a notable solar and wind energy municipality in Innlandet, with nearly 180 MW of active production capacity under concession.

Active Queue

Production

0 MW

Consumption

0 MW

Cases

0

Active Concessions

Production

178 MW

Consumption

0 MW

Cases

8

Overview

Åmot hosts a diverse energy portfolio anchored by two solar projects from Vindr AS (Hovdmoen 49 MW and Grønnvoll 70 MW) and a share of the operational Raskiftet wind farm (58.9 MW attributed). Grid infrastructure is being actively upgraded by Elvia AS, including expansions at both Osa and Rødsmoen transformer stations, signalling growing capacity to support new connections. EV charging infrastructure from both Uno-X and Tesla further reflects the municipality's broad energy transition activity.

Recent Activity

No changes recorded in the last 30 days based on available data. The active concession pipeline remains stable with 8 cases in progress.

Key Substations

Osa transformatorstasjonRødsmoen transformatorstasjonOsmoen (Raskiftet connection point)

Municipality Stance

Åmot appears receptive to energy development, having granted or accepted concessions for wind, solar, grid, and EV charging projects without evident opposition. The active grid upgrades suggest both the municipality and the network operator are preparing infrastructure to accommodate further growth.

Outlook

Åmot has strong near-term prospects, particularly in solar, with two substantial Vindr AS projects totalling 119 MW awaiting final concession decisions. Ongoing grid upgrades at Rødsmoen and Osa substations are positive signals for connection capacity. The absence of any Statnett grid queue activity suggests projects are currently being handled at the regional distribution level, but developers should monitor capacity headroom as the solar pipeline matures. The municipality's openness to diverse energy technologies — wind, solar, EV infrastructure — makes it an attractive target for further project development.

Grid Infrastructure
Transport & EV Charging
Solar Power
Wind Power