Partnerships

Our ambition to provide renewable energy to more people across the world calls for collaboration with experts within and beyond our sector. We collaborate to share our expertise, to drive innovation, and to better understand the risks and opportunities linked to our business.

Partnering with purpose

We enter into partnerships based on shared commitments, complementary areas of expertise and common values. We establish and nurture partnerships that have a clear connection to our core business in order to address our industry-specific challenges relating to renewable energy infrastructure, operations, services, and impacts.

Our key partnerships are with the following organisations:

SolarAid

548 million people are having their days cut short living without electricity in sub-Saharan Africa. A small invention like a solar light can change that. SolarAid’s mission is to light up every home, school and clinic in Africa by 2030, using safe, clean solar power. With a solar light, everything changes.

Statkraft is donating £2m GBP to SolarAid over three years. Find out more about SolarAid and how we are helping them to End the Darkness.

Photo: Bjørn Barlaup

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Norsk Klimastiftelse (The Norwegian Climate Foundation)

Climate change is one of the world's greatest challenges and requires actions based on facts. Norsk Klimastiftelse is a Norwegian think-tank which collaborates with universities, colleges, and research centres to ensure a research-based foundation in the work for better climate and environment. For Statkraft, this collaboration is particularly valuable for analytical insight into climate issues and knowledge sharing with actors outside the energy industry.

Norwegian Red Cross

We partner with the Norwegian Red Cross to support humanitarian initiatives in Norwegian communities. In times of increased outdoor life, extreme weather and risk of damages to infrastructure, our partnership encompasses training, equipment, volunteers and competence exchange on search and rescue challenges. Local presence and cooperation have proven to be appreciated and valuable for all parties involved.

Read about the Norwegian Red Cross