"We fully support the European Green Deal and the long-term climate neutrality target, and we are committed to lead the change towards a carbon neutral electricity sector," the CEOs of Fortum, Statkraft and Vattenfall write in a letter to the European Commission.
Statkraft kicks off wind and solar development business in Spain and Portugal.
In an op-ed in Norwegian daily Aftenposten, Statkraft’s leaders of public affairs and strategy, Julie Wedege and Henrik Sætness, ask whether the World Energy Outlook report underestimates the development of renewable energy.
In a joint declaration, the CEOs of Fortum, Statkraft and Vattenfall encourage the EU to increase its climate ambition to match the Paris Agreement and enshrine the 2050 climate neutrality target in European Climate Law. Based on this, a cost-efficient emissions reduction pathway with coherent intermediary climate targets for 2030 and 2040 needs to be established.
Solid quarter despite lower power prices.
Statkraft Energias Renovaeis SA (SKER) has been awarded contracts securing grid connection in an expedite way for 375.6 MW of new wind power capacity in Brazil, and fixed average prices of 96 to 100 BRL/MWh for 20 years, starting January 1, 2025.
Statkraft has recently acquired three wind power projects in Chile with a planned installed capacity of 110 MW in total. The acquisition gives Statkraft an opportunity to take advantage of the great wind power potential in the area and grow its renewable energy portfolio in Chile.
Renewable energy, such as solar PV and wind power, will be significantly cheaper. In Statkraft's Low Emissions Scenario 2019, the cost of renewable technologies will fall sharply over the next few decades. The cost of switching to a low carbon economy is thus far lower than the costs the world must bear if global warming is not limited.
Statkraft has acquired the entire shareholding of UK onshore wind developer Airvolution Clean Energy Ltd. The acquisition is in line with Statkraft’s recently stated ambitions to deploy 600MW of onshore wind and solar generation in the UK.
71 turbines have been erected, 70 kilometres of road have been built and hundreds of local man-years have been worked since construction started in 2016. This day marks the opening of Norway’s largest wind farm, in Roan at Fosen in Trøndelag.
Statkraft, Europe’s largest provider of market access services, and energy & meteo systems, a leading provider of forecasting services and virtual power plants are connecting intermittent wind and solar generation with battery storage capacity and flexible gas engines in one virtual power plant in UK. This will help integrating the increasing share of renewable power into the British energy market.
Statkraft recorded an underlying EBIT amounting to NOK 4884 million in the fourth quarter of 2018. This was an increase of NOK 1536 million from the same period last year.
Statkraft and Valeco, one of the leading developers of wind and solar power projects in France, expand their partnership by signing three power purchase agreements (PPAs) with a contract duration of five years, for a total capacity of 40.5 MW.
Statkraft has signed a 10-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with the Spanish electricity supplier Fortia Energia. For the first time, Statkraft will be supplying renewable power to large industrial consumers in Spain.
Statkraft, European leader in market access, and BOREAS, a leading developer and operator of wind and photovoltaic energy projects, have signed two power purchase agreements with a contract duration of three years.
In September, Statkraft announced that it would purchase electricity from six citizen wind farms in Lower Saxony, Germany over a period of three to five years after the EEG funding expired. From 2021 the power will exclusively be used by Mercedes-Benz to for example supply the production site for the EQC electric car in Bremen.
Statkraft, Europe’s largest producer of renewable energy, has decided to start construction of the 23.1 MW Kilathmoy wind farm in south-west Ireland.
We are significantly underestimating the benefits of climate-smart growth. A new report released by the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate finds that bold climate action could deliver at least US$26 trillion in economic benefits through to 2030.
Statkraft has acquired the Irish and UK wind development businesses of the Element Power Group. The transaction provides Statkraft with a large onshore wind development pipeline in Ireland and strengthens Statkraft’s position in the UK.
Statkraft is planning annual investments of around NOK 10 billion in renewable energy in the period 2019-2025. In addition to large upgrades of Nordic hydropower, the company has an ambition to reach 6000 MW onshore wind and 2000 MW solar until 2025. Statkraft also has an ambition to triple its volumes managed on behalf of customers.
Yesterday Statkraft, one of the largest managers of renewable trading in the UK, German and Nordic markets, announced its entry into the Irish power market.
Statkraft and six community wind farms agree on power purchase agreements for 31 wind turbines. This will allow these wind farms in Germany to continue operating in the long term after the end of EEG funding. The green electricity will be used in the future to supply industrial companies.
On 24 January the German energy optimiser and service provider ESFORIN SE and Statkraft Markets sold one megawatt hour of electricity in the intraday market from Statkraft's EEG portfolio to a demand side management customer of ESFORIN SE - without any intermediate platform.
Statkraft sells its 40 per cent stake in Sheringham Shoal Offshore Wind Farm to the UK fund manager Equitix. The sale is in line with Statkraft’s strategy to exit offshore wind.
To streamline their respective roles as land owner and power producer, SCA and Statkraft have agreed to restructure their collaboration in the wind power sector.
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