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Strong result and increased market uncertainty
Statkraft recorded a very strong EBIT in the quarter. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has further impacted an extraordinary situation in the energy market, increasing the uncertainty.
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The wonderful power of the sun
The Sun is planet Earth’s largest source of energy, by far. And solar power is growing faster than ever. 30 per cent of the world’s demand for electricity could be met by solar power by 2040.
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Why a ‘fit in’ culture isn’t good for business
Statkraft’s Head of Human Resources, Siri Langangen, reflects on the biases we all have and what it will take to break them – and why diversity and inclusion are essential to doing business.
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Is data our new renewable resource?
Can mountains of data save the future? We address these and many other questions when 30 clever Statkraft employees come together to compete in a "Hackathon" on digitalisation and the green energy...
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Statkraft begins work on Ireland’s largest solar farm
Statkraft has begun construction on Ireland’s largest solar farm, which will create enough energy to power over 40,000 homes.
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Who will buy the sun?
Solar PV needs financing to grow fast. Power purchase agreements offer a solution.
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Financial algorithmic trading: Humans and machines join forces
In financial algorithmic trading, expectations of future trends in the energy market are bought and sold based on automated trading patterns. The interaction between machines and humans opens up...
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70 TWhenvironment-friendly power generation
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96%renewable energy
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3 millionenergy related contracts traded per year
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A sustainable future
Our ambition is to contribute to a more sustainable future by bringing renewable energy to industries, businesses, communities, and homes around the world.
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Why climate change and renewable energy can be difficult topics
Why is it sometimes so hard for neighbours to agree on what is actually happening to the climate?
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