Statkraft’s Low Emissions Scenario: The energy world towards 2050
Statkraft’s Low Emissions Scenario is an extensive analysis of the energy market moving towards 2050. Learn all about it here.
Low emission scenario
Powering possibilities
Renewable energy can’t be part of the solution. It must be the solution.
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First Minister of Wales visits Oslo as Statkraft recognises the significant role of Wales in the net zero transition
Statkraft, Europe’s largest generator of renewable energy, announces planned investment in Wales, recognising the significance of the nation’s ambitious net zero targets.
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£25M Liverpool zero carbon project nears completion
A £25m scheme to increase the amount of green energy being used throughout Liverpool has entered the final stages of construction.
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Renewables are the key to unlocking high energy prices
Consumer energy prices in Britain have sky-rocketed, having a significant impact on household budgets. Since April 1st, families and businesses across the country have been affected, with the greatest...
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UK energy ambitions; Are we doing enough?
In the summer of 2019, the UK Government became the first major economy to pass laws to bring all greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050. This was an ambitious target, overtaking the previous...
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Greener Grid Parks
As Great Britain generates increasing amounts of electricity from renewable sources, storage and innovative grid management is an essential component of a successful transition to a Net Zero energy...
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Our energy sources
Statkraft currently has four wind farms in operation across the UK, and a number of projects under development.
Statkraft is a leading solar developer in the European market, having built over 100 projects in the UK alone.
Statkraft has more than a 120 years’ experience with hydropower, and is the largest producer of electricity from hydropower in Europe. Statkraft own and operate the hydropower plant in Rheidol, Wales.
A pipeline inspection from Glomfjord in 1918 before HSSE was a focus.
Our history in the UK
Statkraft has been making clean energy possible for over a century. It began with hydropower in Norway, and expanded globally to harness a diverse and flexible supply of water, sun and wind. In 2006, our first office in the UK was established.
Read more about our history in the UKNumbers we’re proud of
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65 TWhEnvironment-friendly power generation
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93%Renewable energy
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4,500 employeesin 17 countries
Statkraft in the UK
In the UK, Statkraft develops, owns and operates renewable production facilities and manages trading and market operations for hydropower, wind and solar projects and those of third parties. Find out more about our activities below: