Alver

Alver is emerging as a major energy hub with significant hydrogen and industrial development plans, plus substantial grid infrastructure expansion.

Active Queue

Production

18 MW

Consumption

410 MW

Cases

7

Active Concessions

Production

3.1 MW

Consumption

0.6 MW

Cases

9

Overview

Alver municipality shows strong energy development momentum with 17 active energy projects spanning grid infrastructure, hydrogen production facilities, and aquaculture electrification. The municipality is positioned as a key energy hub with major Statnett grid upgrades including new transformer stations and 420 kV connections, while facing substantial future energy demand from industrial and datacenter developments.

Recent Activity

Major grid infrastructure projects advancing through concession process including new 420 kV connections and transformer stations, while hydrogen and datacenter projects secure grid capacity reservations

Key Substations

Øygarden transformatorstasjonSamnanger transformatorstasjonLindåsKjebogen industriområde nettstasjon

Municipality Stance

Supportive of energy development with focus on industrial electrification and renewable energy transition

Outlook

Excellent prospects as a regional energy hub with major grid upgrades enabling large-scale industrial electrification and clean energy projects, though grid capacity constraints may emerge given high consumption demand

Wind Power
18
Hydrogen & Ammonia
Aquaculture
Grid Infrastructure
Transport & EV Charging
Oil & Gas
Data Centers
Industrial
BW VELORA SKIPAVIKA DIGITAL SIKKERHET AS50consumptionLindåsBKK ASIn Queuedatacenter
EQUINOR ASA50consumptionLindåsBKK ASwithdrawnhydrogen
EQUINOR ASA75consumptionLindåsBKK ASReservedhydrogen
EQUINOR ASA50consumptionLindåsBKK ASIn Queuehydrogen
General Electric18productionLindåsBKK ASReservedwind
MONGSTAD EIENDOMSSELSKAP AS40consumptionLindåsBKK ASReservedpetroleum
SKIGA AS130consumptionLindåsBKK ASReservedhydrogen
SKIPAVIKA NÆRINGSPARK AS45consumptionLindåsBKK ASIn Queuehydrogen
VIKING AQUA AS20consumptionLindåsBKK ASReservedaquaculture