Calling for a revamp of energy value chains
A new report states Norwegian energy value chains need revamping to succeed in closing the future power gap. This opens a space for new and innovative players. In particular
The project is a collaboration between Department of Earth Science, Bergen Offshore Wind Centre and Equinor. The project is organized around a PhD-project and is based on geological and geophysical data from areas where offshore wind farms are planned. New data will also be acquired as part of the project.
Wind energy can power 3.3 million new jobs worldwide over the next five years. Due to Norway's petroleum industry and maritime expertise, the country has a great advantage in developing a Norwegian domestic market and an edge in reaching new markets.
Recently, the Norwegian Minister of Petroleum and Energy, Tina Bru, announced a new wind power research centre in Norway. The NorthWind research centre will focus on innovations, and one of its main priorities will be offshore wind power research.
At the beginning of 2023, there were 65 wind farms in Norway, with an installed capacity of 5073 MW. This corresponds to about 16.9 TWh in a normal year. Production from wind power plants fluctuates with weather conditions. Wind conditions can vary a lot between days, weeks and months.
In 2020, hydropower and onshore wind energy accounted for more than 98% of Norway's record high electricity production of 154.2 terawatt-hours (TWh), generating net exports of 20.5 TWh. Wind energy in Norway currently accounts for 10% of the production capacity and is now dominating investments.
Wind energy in Norway currently accounts for 10% of the production capacity and is now dominating investments. Although the country doesn't actually need offshore wind farms to produce electricity, it is developing today more renewable energy production capacity than it has for decades and could become the 'green battery of Europe'.

A new report states Norwegian energy value chains need revamping to succeed in closing the future power gap. This opens a space for new and innovative players. In particular
Energy-efficient energy storage system enables the ferry to sail without emissions for the 15-kilometre fjord crossing. Compact, energy
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