Bergen

Bergen serves as a major transportation electrification hub with significant grid infrastructure development and charging station deployment.

Active Queue

Production

0 MW

Consumption

26 MW

Cases

2

Active Concessions

Production

0 MW

Consumption

22 MW

Cases

13

Overview

Norway's second-largest city demonstrates strong commitment to transportation electrification with 15 total projects focused on EV charging and grid modernization. The municipality hosts critical grid infrastructure including major transformer stations and benefits from substantial investment by Tesla, BKK, and Statnett in charging networks and grid capacity upgrades.

Recent Activity

Statens Vegvesen entered the grid queue in June 2024 for a new 9 MW transport project at Fana Transformatorstasjon, continuing the trend of public sector investment in charging infrastructure.

Key Substations

Fana TransformatorstasjonArnaRavneberget transformatorstasjonBreivik transformatorstasjonLoddefjord transformatorstasjonSamnanger transmisjonsnettstasjon

Municipality Stance

Highly supportive of energy transition with focus on transportation electrification and grid modernization to support urban charging infrastructure

Outlook

Strong prospects for continued growth in EV charging infrastructure with multiple reserved grid connections and ongoing transformer station upgrades. The city's role as a transportation hub and supportive regulatory environment create favorable conditions for further electrification projects.

Grid Infrastructure
Transport & EV Charging
Oil & Gas
STATENS VEGVESEN17consumptionArnaBKK ASReservedtransport
STATENS VEGVESEN9.0consumptionFana TransformatorstasjonBKK ASIn Queuetransport