Norway sets new record for single-hour power import at 40 percent

Early Monday morning, Norway's electricity import hit a record high, with an entire 6,004 MWh transmitted from abroad.
Photo: National Grid
Photo: National Grid

Between 3:00 and 4:00 a.m. CET on Monday, April 5, Norway hit a record with 6,004 MWh in imported electricity, corresponding to nearly 40 percent of the nation's consumption being covered by imports, writes TSO Statnett in a statement.

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