Wind turbine maker Enercon is working on the second phase of the Markbygden wind power complex in northern Sweden, which has been reduced to 1.1 GW from 1.3 GW. Svenska Kraftnat, which operates Sweden’s grid, will make a connection available by July 2020. Enercon is also installing 68 turbines at one of the first phase sites at Erstrask. To date, 26 2.35MW The new capacity should help reduce electricity prices for Swedish consumers and businesses. The first phase includes a 644 MW project owned by China Guangdong Nuclear Power, which bought the project from GE Financial Services and the Green Investment Group.
Wind turbine maker Enercon is working on the second phase of the Markbygden wind power complex in northern Sweden, which has been reduced to 1.1 GW from 1.3 GW. Svenska Kraftnat, which operates Sweden’s grid, will make a connection available by July 2020. Enercon is also installing 68 turbines at one of the first phase sites at Erstrask. The new capacity should help reduce electricity prices for Swedish consumers and businesses. The first phase includes a 644 MW project owned by China Guangdong Nuclear Power, which bought the project from GE Financial Services and the Green Investment Group.