Statkraft
Cork, Ireland
About
Founded in 1895, Statkraft is a state-owned enterprise headquartered in Cork, Ireland with approximately 5000+ employees specializing in Hydro, Wind, Solar.
Statkraft is Europe's largest renewable energy generator, owned by the Norwegian State. It develops, owns and operates hydropower, wind, solar and battery storage assets, and markets their output through physical and financial energy solutions and power purchase agreements. Statkraft is also an active energy trader across more than 20 countries and trades renewable and carbon certificates. In Ireland, since entering the market in 2018, it develops, builds, owns and operates onshore wind, solar and battery storage projects and provides third-party asset management services. The company has around 6,200 employees across more than 20 countries.
Headquarters
Founded
Employees
Company type
Focus areas
Products & services
Business models
Value chain
Service areas (4)
Asset management
Third-party wind, solar and battery operations and management services in Ireland.
Power purchase agreements
Short and long-term power purchase agreements for corporate and other customers, including a route-to-market for battery optimisation.
Energy trading and renewable certificate trading
Trading of energy, commodities and renewable and carbon certificates across energy markets.
Wind and solar development in Ireland
Development of onshore wind, solar, battery storage and grid services projects.
Locations
Headquarters
Building 3400, Cork Airport Business Park, T12 AE76, Cork, Ireland
Operating locations (1)
- Axis Business Park, Clara Road, Tullamore, Offaly, Ireland
Service regions
Projects
9Clonfad Solar Farm
Solar farm in Westmeath, completed in 2025, with an approximate output of 175 MW.
Monaraha Solar Farm
Solar farm in Co Tipperary with over 45,000 panels and an approximate output of 21 MW, completed in 2024.
Kilathmoy Wind Farm
23.5 MW onshore wind farm on the Limerick/Kerry border, operational since February 2020.
Kelwin-2 Battery Project
Second large-scale battery project in Ireland, completed in Tarbert, Co Kerry.
Cushaling Battery Energy Storage System
Ireland's first 4-hour grid-scale battery energy storage system, officially opened in Co Offaly.
Irishtown Solar Farm
Solar farm in Co Meath, construction started in 2024, with an approximate output of 50 MWp.
Kilcush Solar Farm
Solar farm in Co Offaly, construction started in 2026, expected to power around 20,000 homes.
Harlockstown Solar
Solar project in Ireland where construction was launched with a sod-turning ceremony attended by a government minister.
Monaincha Wind Farm
Wind farm in Ireland managed by Statkraft on behalf of its owners.
Credentials & affiliations
Awards
Best Small Workplace in Ireland
Partnerships
Microsoft, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners
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