


The project is located at the Stad peninsula, a strategic maritime corridor along Norway’s primary coastal shipping route. The tunnel will bypass one of the most weather-exposed sea passages in Northern Europe, improving reliability, safety, and operational predictability for maritime traffic.
Simultaneously, adjacent land is being developed into structured business zones, forming a new industrial and logistics cluster integrated with the transport corridor.
The region is optimized for capital-intensive and infrastructure-dependent industries, including
The multi-zone structure allows investors to match site selection to operational requirements, from industrial-scale facilities to commercial developments.
Infrastructure-backed investment environment
Government project implementation reduces development risk and accelerates investment readiness.
Large-scale land availability
≈160 decares (≈160,000 m²) of newly created commercial land provides rare coastal development capacity.
Maritime access integration
Several zones include shoreline positioning suitable for quay infrastructure and marine operations.
Reduced upfront capital requirements
Pre-formed land eliminates major early-stage site preparation costs.
Cluster-driven growth model
Simultaneous development of multiple zones creates a regional business ecosystem rather than isolated assets.
Long-term value appreciation potential
Major transport infrastructure projects historically drive sustained growth in land value and commercial demand.
Approximately 160,000 m² of new commercial land is being created and allocated across four development zones:
All sites are formed using excavated rock from the tunnel construction, meaning ground stabilization and land preparation are delivered as part of the infrastructure project.
The Stad Ship Tunnel region is not a single project site but an emerging infrastructure-anchored industrial cluster. Investors gain access to newly created commercial land integrated with a national transport corridor, maritime routes, and industrial zoning.