Rendalen
Rendalen is emerging as a significant renewable energy hub with 422 MW of active projects spanning solar, wind, hydro, and datacenter development.
Active Queue
Production
272 MWConsumption
150 MWCases
7Active Concessions
Production
151 MWConsumption
0 MWCases
5Overview
The municipality shows strong renewable energy momentum with 5 active concession cases and 7 grid queue positions totaling over 400 MW. Major projects include Hafslund Magnora's 151 MW Kværnesmoa solar plant and a proposed 130 MW wind farm, while grid infrastructure is being upgraded through Rendalen transformer station expansion by Statnett and Elvia.
Recent Activity
One small hydro project (2 MW) was withdrawn from the grid queue in March 2026, but overall activity remains robust with multiple large-scale projects advancing through the development pipeline.
Key Substations
Outlook
Strong development prospects with diverse renewable portfolio and upgraded grid infrastructure supporting future growth. The combination of solar, wind, and datacenter projects positions Rendalen as a regional energy hub, with grid capacity being enhanced to accommodate the substantial project pipeline.
| ANEO AS | 40 | production | Rendalen | Elvia As | In Queue | solar |
| HAFSLUND MAGNORA SOL AS | 86 | production | Rendalen | Elvia As | In Queue | solar |
| KLIVE AS | 6 | production | Rendalen | Elvia As | Reserved | solar |
| Nøk Forbybar | 4 | production | Rendalen | Elvia As | In Queue | solar |
| NØK VIND AS | 130 | production | Rendalen | Elvia As | In Queue | wind |
| SMÅKRAFT AS | 5.6 | production | Rendalen | Elvia As | In Queue | hydro |
| TYNSET ENERGIPARK AS | 150 | consumption | Rendalen | Elvia As | In Queue | datacenter |