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Innovation

Innovation has been at the core of our company since its early beginnings in the late 1800s. Ever since the bold feats of engineering back in our hydropower pioneering days, our mission has been to lead the shift to renewable energy.

To keep our planet’s temperature below breaking point, meet the growing demand for energy, and close the energy gap for the nearly one billion people in the world who still have no access to electricity, renewable energy can’t be part of the solution. It must be the solution.

Innovation has been at our core from the start and continues to be one of the values that guide our actions. With our know-how and capability, and willingness to develop new business opportunities, we are positioned to play a leading role.

Our ambition is to drive partnerships that transform industry sectors far beyond our own, bring new market solutions to maturity, and put renewable energy to work in new ways. Our leadership in new technologies is shaping how others can be incentivised to reduce their emissions.

Partner with us

We are constantly looking for relevant partners. Get in touch with us below. Contact Marit if you are associated with a research institute, university and/or industry and contact Ole if you would like to share an innovative idea with Statkraft.

Ole Grimsrud

VP New Business Development

Innovation with and for Statkraft

Eels in net
Explained by Statkraft

R&D programme: Major effort to save European eels

The eel is an enigmatic, mythical and endangered fish. In Sweden, Statkraft and other hydropower companies are participating in a research and development programme to help the eel survive. The...

Curved dam from above
Explained by Statkraft

Hydropower: Flood control

Climate change leads to more extreme weather with large amounts of precipitation over a short period. Sudden floods can cause major damage, but hydropower reservoirs can play an important role in...

Hydrogen, wind turbines and solar cells
Explained by Statkraft

Hydrogen: A new market on its way

When the industry sector needs to go green, hydrogen will be a preferred alternative to fossil fuels. In transportation, battery power works fine for passenger electric cars, but when ships and trucks...

Floating solar plant
Explained by Statkraft

Renewable: First test of floating solar power

Calm reservoirs in sunny southern regions. Why not double the benefits and use the hydropower reservoirs to produce solar power too? For the first time, Statkraft is testing floating solar power at a...

Large batteries in Dörverden, Germany
Explained by Statkraft

Renewable: Balancing with batteries

Solar cells generate power when the sun shines, and wind turbines when the wind blows, but not necessarily when the need for energy is greatest. Can batteries store renewable energy "in a can" – for...

The machine room in Kvilldal hydropower plant
Explained by Statkraft

Machine learning: Teaching power plants to speak

The hydropower plants in Norway are getting older. This means costly maintenance and large reinvestments. What if the power plants could tell us what they needed and when?

Christian Rynning-Tønnesen with electrical plane
Explained by Statkraft

Renewables: Green take-off

By 2040 we will all be able to fly with a clear conscience. The low-emissions society is developing faster than we can fully grasp according to Christian Rynning-Tønnesen, CEO of Statkraft.