This overview shows our ongoing projects across different markets, organised by energy source. The links lead to project pages in the local language.
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An AI-powered monitoring system identifies, counts and measures salmon and trout, tracks behaviour and provides real-time visualisation through a dashboard.
Located near Buckie and Keith in Moray, Scotland, the proposed wind farm consists of 16 turbines with a total installed capacity of up to 105 MW and a maximum tip height of 200 metres.
Using GIS-based analysis to identify high-biodiversity areas in power line corridors, informing vegetation management that supports habitats while maintaining grid reliability.
The proposed wind farm near Huntly, Aberdeenshire, consists of 14 turbines, each with a capacity of up to 6 MW and a tip height of up to 180 metres.
The project at Bruzaholm wind farm develops forestry practices and monitoring methods to support coexistence with capercaillie.
Conservation project to protect and strengthen populations of the threatened bird species.
Testing behavioural guidance systems to help fish avoid turbine intakes and improve migration survival.
The De Sleutel heating plant will supply waste heat from the Port of Rotterdam to the district heating network in the Leiden region. The heat will be transported to Leiden via the WarmtelinQ pipeline.
Solar park project with local ownership, enabling Brummen residents to share in its economic benefits. Part of the park’s profits will also be reinvested in the local community.
Vattenfall Eldistribution invests in strengthening and improving the power grid to meet growing demand for network capacity and maintain a reliable electricity supply for customers across Sweden.
Echteld Lienden wind farm, near Echteld, received a permit in October 2025 for the construction of seven turbines, each with a capacity of 6–7 MW and a maximum tip height of 255 metres.
Implementing ecological compensation measures to offset biodiversity impacts from grid expansion by restoring or enhancing habitats.
Located west of the Port of Eemshaven, Eemshaven West wind farm received its final permit in November 2024 for 23 turbines of 6–7.5 MW and a maximum tip height of 225 metres.
A fish ladder has been constructed at Stornorrfors power plant to increase passage capacity for migrating fish.
Contruction of artificial islands to create habitats for birds and aquatic species in regulated rivers.
In Boden, we are testing a system that uses excess heat from a data centre to grow black soldier fly larvae for use as feed for salmon and trout at Vattenfall’s Heden compensation farm.
The proposed wind farm near Fort Augustus in the Scottish Highlands comprises 31 turbines with a total capacity of up to 481 MW and a maximum tip height of 200 metres.
A large pump (9 m³/s) was tested in late 2024 to guide fish away from turbine intakes. Its effectiveness is being evaluated by the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU).
Vattenfall plans to convert the Juktan hydropower plant into a pumped-storage power plant. A feasibility study shows that the conversion is both economically viable and technically feasible.
The KABAP project compiles data to develop a comprehensive overview of bat migration patterns to reduce collision risks.
Located around 25 kilometres off the coast of Falkenberg in Halland County, the Kattegatt Syd offshore wind farm is being developed across an area of 103 square kilometres.
The Korsnäs project is Finland's first industrial-scale offshore wind farm, with a planned capacity of 1.3–2.5 GW and an annual production of up to 5–7 TWh.
Project involving the transport of spawning European eel past hydropower stations in the river Göta Älv. A study of eel migration from lake Vänern has also been initiated.
Large-scale hydropower R&D facility testing fish guidance innovations, such as intake racks, dancing rods, and bubble curtains.
During the decommissioning of the R2 research reactor, 96% of the material was recycled through reuse, recycling and effective waste management.
The proposed wind farm near Welshpool in Powys, Wales, consists of 19 turbines with a total capacity of up to 135 MW and a maximum tip height of 200 metres.
A new fish passage aims to create and maintain valuable habitats for local wildlife and ecosystems. Spawning and nursery habitats along the river will be improved.
Six ponds were created for pool frogs and crested newts, with a “frog hotel” providing winter shelter. The project also includes forest management and regional sustainability commitments.
To meet the growing demand for electricity, new nuclear power generation is planned on the Värö Peninsula, next to the existing Ringhals nuclear power plant.
Nordlicht I, located in the German North Sea, will comprise 68 wind turbines of 15 MW each, with a total installed capacity of 980 MW.
Nordlicht II, located in the German North Sea, will consist of 44 wind turbines of 15 MW each, with a total installed capacity of 630 MW.
The project has a legally binding permit for up to 32 turbines with a maximum height of 200 metres. Detailed design and layout work is underway to optimise the site.
Located near Grantown-on-Spey in the Scottish Highlands, the proposed wind farm consists of 17 turbines with a total capacity of 100 MW and a tip height of 180 metres.
The project has a legally binding permit for up to 79 turbines with a maximum height of 200 metres. Detailed design and layout work is underway to optimise the site.
The planned Poseidon floating wind farm could make a significant contribution to renewable energy supply in the Västra Götaland region.
Biodiversity projects financed through eco-label funds for environmental improvements.
Biodiversity projects financed through eco-label funds for environmental improvements.
Biodiversity projects financed through eco-label funds for environmental improvements.
Voluntary protected areas to preserve rare plant species and enhance recreational values.
Voluntary protected areas to preserve rare plant species and enhance recreational values around the Porsi power plant.
Voluntary protected areas to preserve rare plant species and enhance recreational values around the Älvkarleby power plant.
Quantans Hill wind farm has a planned total capacity of 90 MW. The project, located near Carsphairn in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, consists of 14 turbines with a tip height of 200 metres.
Restoration of river habitats in Juktån to improve ecological conditions and support biodiversity in regulated waterways.
Restoration of riverside vegetation to improve habitats affected by flow regulation.
Vattenfall participated in the ReTrout project to reintroduce sea trout by stocking roe in restored tributaries to the river Vindelälven.
To minimise the impact from cooling water intake, a discharge tunnel has been built to help fish return to the sea. Ecological monitoring tracks survival rates and invasive species.
Mandatory breeding and stocking programmes to compensate for reproduction areas lost due to river regulation, with 1.3 million salmon and sea trout stocked annually in Sweden.
A wind farm of up to 30 turbines is planned. A permit application was submitted in spring 2024, supported by extensive environmental studies and technical assessments.
The proposed wind farm is located near Dalmellington in East Ayrshire, Scotland. It consists of 11 turbines with a total capacity of 92 MW and a tip height of 200 metres.
A wind farm with up to 316 turbines is planned in Gällivare municipality. In September 2025, Vattenfall submitted an environmental permit application for turbines with a maximum height of 295 metres.
The wind farm has a legally binding permit for 36 turbines with a maximum height of 220 metres. Detailed design and layout work is underway to optimise the site.
Vattenfall is implementing pollinator-support measures at substations, including habitat creation and targeted maintenance, to strengthen local biodiversity.
Measures include the creation of nesting habitats, fauna depots, a bee hotel and a sand bank. Mowing routines have also been adjusted. An ecological survey will monitor results.
Solar and battery project designed to ease grid congestion through energy storage.
Vattenfall and Zephyr are planning the floating offshore energy park Vidar in northern Skagerrak, around 25 kilometres west of the Väderöarna islands.
The project is at an early stage, with the area's suitability for wind power currently being assessed. The permit application could include up to 30 turbines.
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