Overhalla
Overhalla shows growing renewable energy interest with NTE's 150 MW wind project and grid infrastructure upgrades, though Equinor's petroleum project withdrawal signals mixed industrial prospects.
Active Queue
Production
150 MWConsumption
47 MWCases
3Active Concessions
Production
0 MWConsumption
0 MWCases
3Overview
The municipality is experiencing moderate energy development activity, anchored by NTE Energi's substantial 150 MW wind project at Namsos and ongoing grid infrastructure improvements including voltage upgrades to 132 kV. While aquaculture companies Mowi and ECO Seafood have secured modest grid connections, Equinor's recent withdrawal of a major 171 MW petroleum project highlights the volatility in industrial energy demand.
Recent Activity
Significant activity in wind power sector with NTE Energi making multiple updates to its 150 MW project including ownership transfer, capacity reduction from 165 MW, and connection date extension to 2030. Major setback with Equinor withdrawing its 171 MW petroleum project in February 2024.
Key Substations
Outlook
Promising renewable energy prospects driven by NTE's substantial wind project and strategic grid upgrades that will improve regional transmission capacity. The planned 132 kV voltage upgrade positions Overhalla well for future renewable connections, while the aquaculture sector shows steady but modest growth potential.
| ECO SEAFOOD AS | 41 | consumption | Namsos | Tensio AS | In Queue | aquaculture |
| ECO SEAFOOD AS | 4.4 | consumption | Namsos | Tensio AS | Reserved | aquaculture |
| EQUINOR ASA | 171 | consumption | Namsos | Tensio AS | withdrawn | petroleum |
| MOWI ASA | 1.8 | consumption | Namsos | Tensio AS | Reserved | aquaculture |
| NTE ENERGI AS | 150 | production | Namsos | Tensio AS | Reserved | wind |