Statnett is the system operator in the Norwegian energy system. Statnett is a state enterprise owned by the Norwegian state through the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy.
Our mission is securing power supply through operations, monitoring and preparedness, facilitating the realisation of Norway's climate objectives, and facilitating creation of value for our customers and the society in general.
Statnett's values are: we deliver, we have courage and we do it together
We have activities both in Norway and internationally, and want to cooperate with local and global suppliers who can contribute to a positive development for Statnett.
The energy markets in Europe are in a very challenging situation, dominated by the war in Ukraine, high prices and limited supply. At the same time, Statnett's short-term market analysis for 2022-2...
The leaders of the Baltic Sea electricity transmission system operators met in Helsinki on 2 nd of November to discuss the energy crisis in Europe and the electricity adequacy of the region.
In the years up to 2030, Statnett will invest NOK 60–100 billion to reinforce the central power grid. These investments will contribute to the green change of pace through significant electrificati...
Statnett will contribute to the goal of zero emissions in 2050 by facilitating electrification and new green value creation. We will do this through research, development and testing of innovative...
Statnett's underlying result after tax for the first half of 2022 was NOK 596 million, down from NOK 862 million for the same period last year. Record-high congestion revenues of NOK 8,9 billion...
From 1 September this year and until 2023, Statnett will set the energy component of the grid tariff to zero. The fixed component for consumption was set to zero from 1 April this year, and will...
The Edison Electric Institute has awarded the "2022 International Edison Award" to the North Sea Link interconnector between Norway and England. The award recognizes the climate benefits North Sea...
The current high uncertainties in the European energy markets may affect Norwegian security of supply. Statnett is following the development closely and alerts the market that security of supply...
Increased capacity from Sweden to Eastern Norway gave net import of electricity to Southern Norway in April. So far in 2022, Statnett's congestion income is at 592,4 MEUR.
