Published 2026-09-12 · Event 2026-03-20

Ellevio’s Torslanda–Hönö paper is a 52 kV archipelago consultation, not reserved Gothenburg hall power

Ellevio’s 13 February 2026 consultation paper, with comments due 20 March 2026, describes two new 52 kV circuits from Torslanda station to Hönö. An archipelago reinforcement paper is not reserved hall offtake.

Ellevio’s 13 February 2026 Torslanda–Hönö consultation paper is the dated archipelago source used here. It says Ellevio plans to reinforce the grid to Gothenburg’s northern archipelago with new 52 kV construction-voltage lines. This paper covers the two circuits lettered JL40 and JL41 between Torslanda station in the City of Gothenburg and Hönö station in Öckerö Municipality, as underground cable, overhead line and submarine cable. Comments were due 20 March 2026. A consultation paper is not a granted concession.

The neighbour sentence must stay a neighbour sentence. Two further circuits, JL42 and JL43, are planned from Torslanda to Björkö station and are written as a separate consultation. When the new 52 kV lines to Hönö are in service, the existing 24 kV circuits ÖL1, ÖL3 and ÖL22 from Torslanda via Hjuvik toward Hönö are intended to be demolished. The Björkö 24 kV circuit is written as remaining in service even after new Björkö lines are commissioned. Those are circuit facts. They are not a reserved hall megawatt.

The landfall sentence must stay a landfall sentence. The paper describes the route from Torslanda station to a landfall at Södra Hästeviken, a submarine cable to a landfall at Jungfruviken, then underground cable to Hönö station. Landfalls and a 52 kV construction voltage are not a live Gothenburg hall.

Related grid notes stay on their own pages. The separate Torslanda–Björkö consultation, Göteborg Energi heat-farming notes and other West Sweden rows are different dates and different instruments. This article does not import a Björkö consultation or a signed heat volume into a Hönö comment window.

DataCenterSweden records the 13 February 2026 paper, with a 20 March 2026 comment close, as an Ellevio 52 kV consultation between Torslanda and Hönö. No project identifier is attached. The next update would need a later primary source that names a filed concession, demolished 24 kV circuits, or a reserved consumption agreement beside the landfalls. Until then, JL40 and JL41 stay an archipelago consultation — not reserved Gothenburg hall capacity.

Why it matters

A new 52 kV pair toward Gothenburg’s northern islands is easy to file as spare west-coast hall power. The paper is usable only if the archipelago circuits stay archipelago circuits — not a reservation.

What remains unknown

The paper does not file a concession, demolish ÖL1, ÖL3 or ÖL22, or name a reserved hall offtake beside the landfalls.

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