By contributing technical expertise, Vattenfall supports the AIRTuB-ROMI initiative in the Netherlands, to improve offshore wind maintenance using in-blade monitoring and drone-crawler robots.

With major reforms to the UK’s grid connection rules under CP30, Vattenfall explores the challenges and opportunities for hydrogen and renewable energy projects in an evolving regulatory framework.

Vattenfall has big plans for expansion on solar farms. In the coming years, hundreds of megawatts of solar and batteries are to be installed annually.

The Clean Power 2030 Action Plan introduces reforms focusing on readiness to speed up renewable energy projects and align with the UK's clean energy goals.

MGL Group provides a comprehensive range of services to reshape the built environment. These include civil engineering, demolition, earthworks, road surfacing, asphalt production, quarrying, aggregates and recycling.

The Korsnäs wind park will have a 1.3-2.5 GW capacity and also produce potential annual fossil-free electricity 5–7 TWh, providing electricity to over two million apartments or 350,000 electrically heated detached houses.

The recent Vattenfall Networks seminar revealed an astounding gap in awareness—of the attendees, only one of 15 had heard of IDNOs. Yet IDNOs might just be the accelerant needed to bring the Public Sector’s green ambitions to life.

With the opening of the Symbizon Agri-PV park, Vattenfall is taking the first step in the Netherlands towards combining agriculture and solar panels.

By next autumn, Swedish Bruzaholm wind farm will produce fossil free power and also be an example of how sustainable procurement can spur innovative ideas and bring the carbon footprint from construction to a minimum.

Clashindarroch II Onshore Wind Farm, along with Kemberton Solar Farm will provide around 100MW of new renewables capacity once constructed. This means fossil free power for more than 60,000 British homes.