The result is down on the deployment rate across the first six months of the two years prior, which reached 79 MW in the first six months of 2024 and a record 145 MW in the first half of 2023.

“In both 2023 and 2024, around 48% to 50% of annual installations occurred after July, driven by seasonal construction peaks and budget finalizations,” Hassan Gholami, a solar and storage consultant at Multiconsult explained, predicting that total capacity for 2025 could reach between 100 MW and 125 MW if a similar trend is met this year.

According to NVE’s figures, Norway’s cumulative solar capacity stands at 763 MW after the first half of 2025. The Norwegian government has set a target of 8 TWh of annual solar production by 2030.

(From PV Magazine, Patrick Jowett, July 30th, 2025)

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