Norway
We operate three wind farms in northern Norway.
Wind power – Our wind farms
Fortum is producing and constructing wind power in Norway, Sweden and Finland. We are also expanding our wind power capacity: when looking towards the future, we currently have more than 1,100 MWs of wind farms at various stages of development.
Nygårdsfjellet
Nygårdsfjellet is currently the oldest wind farm in our portfolio.
Capacity (MW): 32
Commercial operation: 2006
Ånstadblåheia
Fortum was in charge of the development and construction of the Ånstadblåheia wind power park. We operate the wind farm and work in close cooperation with our neighbours in the area.
Capacity (MW): 50
Commercial operation: 2018
Sørfjord
Sørfjord is the second wind farm in Norway where Fortum handled all the steps from development to construction. This remote wind farm is a logistical miracle, accessed via serpentine roads.
Capacity (MW): 97
Commercial operation: 2020
Sweden
In Sweden, we have a history of owning multiple wind farms. Currently, we operate the Solberg wind farm, and we are planning to develop more wind power.
Solberg
Solberg, an arctic wind farm, is an example of wind power production in wintery conditions.
Capacity (MW): 75
Commercial operation: 2017
Finland
Finland has excellent conditions for onshore wind power. The production is profitable without any state subsidies. Therefore, Fortum has multiple development projects in the works for new wind power throughout Finland, but in particular on the west coast.
Kalax
Kalax is Fortum’s first large-scale wind farm in Finland.
Capacity (MW): 90
Commercial operation: 2020
Wind farms jointly owned in Russia
On 3 March 2022, due to Russia's attack on Ukraine, our CEO announced that Fortum Group has stopped all new investment projects in Russia until further notice.
Read CEO Markus Rauramo's statement.
Wind farm |
Capacity (MW) |
Commercial operation started |
|---|---|---|
Ulyanovsk |
35 |
2018 |
Ulyanovsk 2 |
50 |
2019 |
Rostov |
350 |
2020 |
Kalmykia |
200 |
2020 |
Astrakhan |
340 |
2021 |