Statkraft
Statkraft AS
Oslo, Norway
About
Founded in 1895, Statkraft is a state-owned enterprise headquartered in Oslo, Norway with approximately 5000+ employees specializing in Hydro, Wind, Solar.
Statkraft is a Norwegian state-owned renewable energy company and Europe's largest producer of renewable energy. It develops, operates and owns hydropower, wind and solar assets and operates gas power and district heating plants, and it is also a global energy trading player. Founded in 1895, its headquarters are in Lilleaker, Oslo, and it has around 6,500 employees in 20 countries. Its activities include hydropower rehabilitation and upgrades in Norway, wind development in Norway, Sweden, the UK, Ireland, Brazil and Spain, and international hydropower projects in South America, Asia and the Balkans.
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Hydropower, wind, solar and energy trading
Development, operation and trading of renewable power generation across Europe, South America and Asia.
Locations
Headquarters
Lilleakerveien 6, 0283, Oslo, Norway
Service regions
Projects
9Aura og Osbu hydropower upgrade
Planned upgrade of Aura and Osbu hydropower plants in Sunndal to use water resources more efficiently, including a new underground plant.
Svean hydropower plant
Construction of a new power station to replace the existing Svean plant, which is nearing the end of its technical life.
Bjølsegrø dams rehabilitation
Rehabilitation of the Bjølsegrø dams in Kvam to meet current safety requirements, with works planned for 2026 to 2029.
Fosen wind power development
Six wind farms in Mid-Norway developed as a joint venture, gradually commissioned between 2018 and 2020, including Roan, Storheia and Hitra.
Smøla wind farm
Norway's first large wind farm, with 68 turbines and an annual production of about 450 GWh.
Banjë hydropower plant
Hydropower plant in the Devoll project, officially opened in August 2016, about 65 km southeast of Tirana.
Ventos de Santa Eugênia Wind Complex
Statkraft's largest wind complex outside Europe, with 519 MW capacity, developed as a hybrid project with solar and battery storage.
Andershaw wind farm
Wind farm in Scotland, completed in 2017.
Lange Runde solar park
Netherlands' largest solar plant when officially opened in February 2018, producing electricity equivalent to the consumption of 4,000 households.
Credentials & affiliations
Partnerships
Norfund, Statoil, E.ON, Masdar, Google, OX2, BayWa r.e., Grid Battery Storage, Södra, Nordic Wind Power, TrønderEnergi, Lyse, Norwegian Ocean Sun, Mark-E, EVN, Sira Kvina, Aneo
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