Enova SF (Enova) is a Norwegian state-owned enterprise that promotes the transition to a low-emission, energy-efficient society. Owned by the Norwegian Ministry of Climate and Environment and headquartered in Trondheim, the organization was established in 2001. Enova manages the Energy Fund (Energifondet) and provides grants and advisory support to accelerate energy efficiency, electrification, renewable heating, and the deployment of innovative low-emission technologies across buildings, transport, and industry.
For energy‑intensive sectors, including chemicals and process industries, Enova supports projects that cut energy use and greenhouse-gas emissions through measures such as process electrification, waste-heat recovery, advanced energy management, and demonstration of new production technologies. It also backs emerging solutions like hydrogen, biogas, battery-related infrastructure, and other enabling technologies that can reduce industrial fossil fuel dependence. Enova’s programs aim to de-risk investments, speed commercialization, and help Norwegian industry achieve long-term competitiveness in a low-carbon economy.