Operating segment Wind

Vattenfall operates a strong portfolio of offshore and onshore wind power and continues to expand its solar capacity, complemented by co located battery storage. We operate more than 1,400 wind turbines with a total capacity of 6.7 GW across Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark and the UK.

Wind turbines in a forest landscape.

The Höge Väg wind farm in Sweden.

In 2025, we increased our installed solar power capacity to 204 MW as a result of newly commissioned projects, notably driven by the largest combined solar power and agricultural farm in Germany, Tützpatz (76 MWp).

Strategy and targets

Vattenfall accelerates its journey to fossil freedom by developing, constructing and operating offshore and onshore wind, and large-scale solar PV with co-located batteries. In offshore, we focus on delivering our flagship projects Nordlicht and Zeevonk, as we prepare for the start of construction and final investment decision, respectively.

In onshore, we focus on capturing favourable market conditions in the UK and Germany while monitoring market developments in Sweden and the Netherlands. For solar and batteries, we grow our battery share in Germany to create additional flexibility and resilience.

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