Statnett co-ordinates supply and demand, and owns large sections of the main Norwegian power grid.
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Statnett is planning to establish new connections between Norway and continental Europe. Check out: NORD.LINK and Skagerrak 4
In the 2011 Grid development plan, we have specified the measures and how we will implement them.
(5/15/2013)
National Grid and Statnett confirm plans for further development of the world’s longest subsea interconnector.
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The Statnett Group reports profit after tax of NOK 84 million in the first quarter of 2013. The corresponding figure for the same period in 2012 was NOK 265 million. The reduction was mainly due to planned downward adjustment of tariffs for 2013, lower congestion revenues in 2013 and somewhat higher operating costs.
(4/5/2013)
2012 was the year when the general public in earnest became aware that Statnett has started construction of the main grid of the future. We have obtained the first licences we need, we have the expertise and we are now fully focussed on progressing with our projects. You can read more about the higlights in the Annual Report 2012, which is now available.
(6/30/2008)
Statnett offers advisory and consultancy services related to all important aspects for a modern System Operator and Grid Company. The consultancy services we offer are based on our long-term hands on experience as a Transmission System Operator in addition to experience from other Electricity Markets around the world.Read more about our expertise
The map shows the real-time power flows and prices between the bidding areas in Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden and Estonia.
All numbers in MWh/h.
Power exchange between market areas in Norway and connections abroad.
5/19/2013 7:00:00 AM Haslesnittet 5/16/2013 3:00:00 PM Kvilldal-Holen 5/15/2013 1:15:00 PM Western Norway 5/15/2013 1:15:00 PM Central Norway 5/15/2013 1:15:00 PM Western Norway
