Investment plan

Our investment plan reflects Vattenfall's ambition to be a leader in the energy transition.

Vattenfall has decided on an investment plan for 2026–2030 amounting to SEK 165 billion. Gross investments amount to SEK 239 billion and the difference is due to partnerships for offshore wind power projects, as well as assumptions about revenues from the divestment of onshore wind power projects and solar power projects developed for sale. The amounts stated below refer to net investments.

Growth investments total SEK 92 billion with the largest share, SEK 59 billion, planned to for investment in new wind power. Other growth investments primarily relate to the expansion of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles, strategic growth initiatives in hydro power, and the development of new nuclear power capacity in Sweden.

Net capex, bn SEK 2026–2030

Growth, 92bn SEK 56
Maintenance, 52bn SEK 32
Replacement, 21bn SEK 12

Net capex per technology bn SEK, 2026–2030

Wind power, 62bn SEK 61.9
Electricity distribution, 47bn SEK 47
Hydro power, 14bn SEK 13.5
Heat supply, 11bn SEK 10.6
Nuclear power, 10bn SEK 10.4
Other, 22bn SEK 21.6

Net capex per country bn SEK, 2026–2030

Sweden, 89bn SEK 89
The Netherlands, 39bn SEK 39
Germany,  30bn SEK 30
Finland, 3bn SEK 3
Denmark, 2bn SEK 2
United Kingdom, 2bn SEK 2

Growth capex per technology bn SEK, 2026–2030

Wind power, 59bn SEK 59
Electricity distribution, 14bn SEK 14
Heat supply, 7bn SEK 7
Other, 12bn SEK 12

Growth capex per country bn SEK, 2026–2030

The Netherlands, 35bn SEK 35
Sweden, 29bn SEK 29
Germany, 25bn SEK 25
Other, 3bn SEK 3

Major investment projects – decided on and in progress1

Project Country Type Capacity Completion Total investment
Nordlicht I Germany Wind offshore 980 MW 2028 2,724 MEUR
Nordlicht II Germany Wind offshore 630 MW 2029 1,877 MEUR
Clashindarroch II United Kingdom Wind offshore 77 MW 2027 114 MGBP
Neubrandenburg Germany Solar 60 MW 2026 58 MEUR
Martensdorf Germany Solar 94 MWth 2026 52 MEUR
Döbrichau Germany Solar / Battery 28 MW / 42 MW 2026 51 MEUR
Future Heat Leiden Netherlands Gas / Heat grid 100 MW 2027 103 MEUR
Harsprånget G3 Sweden Hydro 102 MW 2028 630 MSEK
E-mobility – Netto Germany E-mobility n/a 2026 86 MEUR
E-mobility – Bünting Germany E-mobility n/a 2026 56 MEUR
E-mobility – Brali Netherlands E-mobility n/a 2026 64 MEUR

1 All numbers in the table reflect the status as per 31 December 2025.

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