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Norway Could Feasibly Add 31GW of PV On Buildings

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Norway could “technically” install around 87GW of PV on buildings, with 31GW feasibly able to be connected to the Norwegian grid, data from Multiconsult show, cited by PV Magazine.

  • Integrating up to 36%, or 31GW, of PV capacity allows for a smooth and stable incorporation of solar power into the grid, according to the paper.
  • Exceeding this capacity leads to an oversupply of power into grid – especially during summer peak months- which leads to losses and the need for exports.
  • Norway's total installed solar capacity hit 661MW in May 2024, following a record year for solar deployment in 2023, with an additional 300MW.
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