NEWS: SVEVIND contracts ILF Consulting Engineers in cooperation with ROLAND BERGER for the “Concept Design Study” for the 20 GW green hydrogen facility in Mangystau region, Western Kazakhstan

On December 14th, SVEVIND Energy GmbH, part of SVEVIND group of companies, signed a contract with ILF Consulting Engineers in cooperation with ROLAND BERGER to procure the “Concept Design Study” for its 20 GW, 2 million tons per year green hydrogen facility in Mangystau region, Western Kazakhstan.

Finnish “Project Sandbacka” sold to international infrastructure fund

New demand means giant wind project in northern Sweden could yet reach original target.

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EUROPE’S LARGEST ONSHORE WIND FARM LOCATED IN SWEDEN IS GROWING QUICKLY

Markbygden 1101* is the name of the project initiated by Svevind back in 2001. It has been a long journey, with Svevind steadfast at the helm, towards realising the largest onshore wind power project in Europe and one of the largest-ever industrial projects to date. In Piteå, in the county of Norrbotten, up to 1101* wind turbines are emerging, which together will produce up to 12 TWh per year. This is comparable with up to 8% of today’s electricity consumption of Sweden.

1101* BY SVEVIND PUTS NORTHERN SWEDEN INTO THE SPOTLIGHT

See the reportage of Monocle journalist Gabriel Leigh

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WE’RE LAYING THE FOUNDATION FOR THE ENERGY OF TOMORROW

To date, we have put forward 1,176 sites with permission for establishing wind farms – from single turbines to Europe’s largest onshore wind farm. Find out more about what we’ve achieved so far to help cater for the energy supply needs of tomorrow.

DISCOVER THE POWER

A CENTRAL ROLE IN SWEDEN’S FUTURE ENERGY PRODUCTION

SVEVIND BELIEVES IN ONSHORE WIND POWER AS AN ENERGY SOURCE OF THE FUTURE

Wind power is a renewable source of energy provided by nature. The operation of wind turbines does not produce any emissions or require any environmentally damaging transportation of fuel, and wind power is a long-term sustainable source of energy. Between 2012 and 2017, electricity produced using wind power plants in Sweden increased by 240% according to the Swedish Energy Agency and Statistics Sweden.

FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS

Svevind wants to help to combat global warming and make Sweden self-sufficient in terms of renewable energy. Our focus is wind power – a source of energy with very good future prospects which does not leave an environmental debt for future generations to repay. Svevind conducts careful planning and analyses to ensure that the green energy yields are as high as possible. We are developing our methods to ensure that our neighbours also benefit from wind power.