Hitachi Energy Arena, Football stadium in Rocklunda, Sweden

Hitachi Energy Arena is a football ground within Rocklunda IP in the Rocklunda district of Västerås, with a heated artificial pitch built to FIFA and UEFA technical recommendations. Above the ground-level entrance, red lettering on a steel frame reads "Hitachi Energy Arena" beside a red circular logo; the gate below is closed by dark vertical panels.

The stadium opened in 2008 as Swedbank Park, replacing Arosvallen as Västerås SK's home. It became Solid Park Arena in 2016 after Solid Park bought the naming rights, and Iver Arena from January 2020 when Candidator, DGC and Solid Park merged into Iver. In 2023 Hitachi Energy bought the naming rights. In European matches it is called Västerås SK Arena.

The pitch hosts Västerås SK FK's men's and women's teams, IFK Västerås's men's and women's teams and Gideonsbergs IF's women's team. In European competitions the ground is billed as Västerås SK Arena because advertising rules bar sponsor names.

The ground holds 7,000 spectators, with the record of 8,720 set on 10 August 2026 when Västerås SK met Djurgårdens IF. The pitch is heated artificial turf built to FIFA and UEFA technical recommendations. The arena sits centrally within the Rocklunda sports area, and the entrance is marked by red "Hitachi Energy Arena" lettering on a steel frame above a grey corrugated roof.

In European competitions the ground is listed as Västerås SK Arena, because UEFA advertising rules bar sponsor names. The record crowd of 8,720 saw Västerås SK FK play Djurgårdens IF in the Allsvenskan on 10 August 2026, above the 7,000 capacity given for the arena.