100% pure energy
Employees 185
production (kWh) 13 000 000 000
power plants 50
Emissions from one of E-CO Energi's power stations are typically about 2-3 kg CO2 / MWh, which is 5 per cent of average CO2 emissions from production at the 21 largest power producers in the EU-15.
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E-CO Energi profited from high power prices in 2018, efficient operations and a high degree of availability on the power plants. This resulted in a record-high net profit for the year of NOK 1 223 million. On 20 June 2018, the Oslo City Council voted to combine the ownership of E-CO Energi Holding AS and […]
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Reference is made to the stock exchange announcement of Friday 8 March 2019. Eidsiva Energi and Hafslund E-CO’s boards of directors have now reached an agreement on terms of trade in the draft agreement on the merger of the companies. Should it go ahead, the transaction will result in the following: Hafslund E-CO will become […]
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By merging Norway’s second largest electricity generator E-CO Energi and largest power grid operator Hafslund Nett, the City of Oslo has created Norway’s leading integrated power group. Oslo’s City Council formally voted to merge Hafslund and E-CO under a new, wholly owned holding company on 20 June this year. Hafslund E-CO AS was incorporated on […]
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