The Scandinavian developers are highly valued in the renewable energy industry. In addition to the large portfolio of realized renewable energy projects, they are above all characterized by the constant urge for improvement and further progression. By aiming the energy transition, Scandinavian developers are evolving new technologies that convert the generation of energy to an even more sustainable and efficient way.
Three of the top Scandinavian developers will be presented in the following, even more can be found in our +100 European renewable energy developers list.
1. Scatec (Oslo)
The Norwegian developer Scatec has realized renewable energy projects with a total capacity of 3035 MW. To large parts, this capacity is based on solar parks and hydro power projects but also by onshore wind parks. Besides the finished projects, new renewable energy projects with a capacity of 320 MW are currently under construction. By developing these projects, the Oslo based developer aims the vision of improving the future by building a competitive and sustainable way of energy generation.
2. OX2 (Stockholm)
The developer from Sweden is realizing renewable energy projects by evolving innovative solutions for energy generation. In order to transform the energy supply chain to a sustainable way of implementation, the OX2 develops renewable energy projects from the acquisition to the commercial management. Since their founding in 2004, the Stockholm based developer was able to accomplish onshore wind parks in the Nordic region with power over 2.4 GW.
3. Ilmatar Windpower (Helsinki)
The Helsinki based developer for wind energy projects is highly motivated to detain the threatening progress of the climate crisis with all its effects. By developing renewable energy projects, Ilmatar Windpower is approaching their mission of realizing clean energy and therefore actively fighting the climate crisis. The developer from Finland aims emission free and highly sustainable energy generation and relies on the huge potential in the field of wind power energy.
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