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POWER: Statnett Eyes Upping Grid to Support 1.4GW of New Production

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Statnett's analysis shows that Ostfold’s transmission grid – south of Osla – can accommodate up to 1.4GW of new power production within a few years, with capacity available at key transformer stations, according to the TSO.

  • The new capacity will support solar, wind, and hydropower projects, addressing Ostfold’s current power deficit.
  • Grid companies will confirm project connections and timing for new power production, with Statnett facilitating capacity reservations in the transmission grid, the TSO added.
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Statnett's analysis shows that Ostfold’s transmission grid – south of Osla – can accommodate up to 1.4GW of new power production within a few years, with capacity available at key transformer stations, according to the TSO.

  • The new capacity will support solar, wind, and hydropower projects, addressing Ostfold’s current power deficit.
  • Grid companies will confirm project connections and timing for new power production, with Statnett facilitating capacity reservations in the transmission grid, the TSO added.