Statkraft NOK 80B Norway Investment
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported May 19, 2026 · Last updated May 20, 2026
The significant investment by Statkraft in Norway's power generation infrastructure is expected to positively impact the renewable energy and utilities sectors by increasing capacity and modernizing facilities. This will likely lead to increased demand for contractors and suppliers, boosting industrial activity and employment in Norway.
Statkraft, a leading renewable energy company, has announced an updated investment plan of NOK 80 billion (approximately USD 7.3 billion) over the next ten years in Norwegian power generation. This represents a substantial increase from its previous estimate of NOK 44-67 billion in January 2024. The investment will primarily focus on hydropower, with over NOK 70 billion allocated to major maintenance, upgrades, and new capacity. Key projects include the construction of the Svean hydropower plant and the modernization of older facilities like Nore, Mår, and Aura. Additionally, Statkraft plans to invest in wind power, aiming to more than double its wind power generation, with projects such as the Moifjellet wind farm. This initiative is expected to significantly boost industrial activity, create jobs, and ensure a stable electricity supply across Norway, positioning Statkraft as a major contributor to the country's industrial development.
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