Statkraft plans sale of stakes in 500-MW Norwegian wind portfolio
Statkraft, a renewable energy producer based in Norway, plans to sell of stakes in its 4 fully-owned wind farms. The capacity of the facilities totals about 500 MW. The plants are all located in Sweden. Statkraft will still operate the facilities at 51% stakes.
The company seeks to invest in new projects in the country and the sale will help finance new investments, which include 2 medium-sized new wind projects in Sweden.
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February 27, 2019
Rabbalshede Kraft invests in a wind project in Sweden
Rabbalshede Kraft AB has invested on the wind farm Gärdshyttan in Askersund municipality, Örebro county. The wind farm comprises five wind turbines with a total effect of 16.25 MW. Construc...
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February 12, 2019
Marine energy developer Minesto raises US$5 million from warrants program
Marine energy developer Minesto has concluded its warrants program of series TO 2. In total, 98% of outstanding warrants were exercised, which means that Minesto will add approximately SEK44.4 million...
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February 07, 2019
E.ON, KPA Unicon join forces on Swedish bioenergy plant
E.ON Värme Sverige and KPA Unicon have signed a contract for delivery of Unicon WT70 bioenergy plant with a capacity of 70 MW. The plant will be used as peak load and backup plant in Norrköp...
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January 31, 2019
53 MW wind project in Sweden generates first power
European Energy generated first power at the Zinkgruvan Wind Farm from turbine number 8, with the remaining 13 turbines expected to follow in the coming days. The project is located approximately 7...
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January 18, 2019
NTR acquires 200 MW wind portfolio in Sweden and Finland
NTR has announced that its Renewable Energy Income Fund II has acquired a portfolio of just over 200 MW of operational and pre-construction onshore wind projects in Sweden and Finland.
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