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Lene Elisabeth Grimstad

Lene Elisabeth Grimstad holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Economics and Business Administration from the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH). She has completed exchange programs at UC Berkeley in the United States and ESAN Universidad in Peru.

At Oslo Economics, Lene has worked on a variety of economic analyses and evaluations across several sectors and markets. This includes studies and assessments within the fields of energy and environment, the labour market, the financial sector, and public business support schemes.

Lene has particularly broad experience in topics related to the power market, public support systems, and the financial sector. Within the energy sector, her work includes market design, power system operations, and assessments of impacts on nature and the environment. She has also conducted numerous economic analyses, often related to financial economics, competition economics, and regulation.

In addition, Lene brings methodological expertise in quantitative analysis, applying these skills to efficiently analyse data, make informed decisions, and present findings in a clear and accessible manner.

Relevant articles

Bjerkreim municipality and Veidekke reach settlement

Oslo Economics has assisted Bjerkreim municipality with economic analyses in connection with a compensation claim. The parties have reached a settlement of NOK 14 million, which is close to our assessment and significantly lower than the original claim of NOK 40 million.

Schlumberger’s acquisition of ChampionX approved with conditions

The Norwegian Competition Authority has approved Schlumberger’s acquisition of ChampionX with conditions. Oslo Economics has assisted with analyses related to potential horizontal effects on competition resulting from the acquisition.

New Museum for Art and Design in Trondheim?

Oslo Economics, in collaboration with Bygganalyse, Snøhetta and SYSTRA, has completed the first stage of quality assurance (QA1) for a concept study on a new museum for art and design in Trondheim. The study looks at future solutions for Trondheim Art Museum and the National Museum of Decorative Arts and Design. Their current buildings are outdated, and the National Museum of Decorative Arts and Design is partly closed.

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