Ackesberg Wind
Ackesberg can help Gislaved Municipality, along with local residents, communities, and businesses – in the green transition by providing locally produced renewable electricity.
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Status - Project concept
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Location - Gislaved Municipality, Sweden
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Turbines - 7-10, with potential battery storage
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Production - 200 GWh per year
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Installed capacity - Approximately 50–75 MW
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Cover annual electricity use of - approximately 10,000 homes
About Vindr
Vindr is a long-term renewable energy company investing across the entire value chain, from development and construction to operation of our power plants.
We are building our position as a leading renewable power producer in Northern Europe, contributing to energy security through advanced technology and sustainable practices. Our commitment throughout the value chain reflects a long-term strategy grounded in collaboration with local stakeholders and a focus on positive social and environmental impact.
Our projects are developed close to consumption areas, reducing transmission losses and minimizing environmental footprint.
Established in 2019, Vindr began by developing wind power projects in Norway and Sweden. Since then, we have expanded across the Nordics and Baltics, working to accelerate the green energy transition across the region.
About Vindr
Local Collaboration and Impact
Sweden needs to rapidly expand renewable electricity generation to achieve its climate goals, secure existing jobs, and enable new industrial opportunities. Land-based wind and solar power are the fastest and most cost-effective solutions – developed without financial subsidies.
Local power production strengthens electricity access and reduces bottlenecks in the transmission grid, creating greater security and predictability for local businesses.
In addition to supporting industry, the municipality, local community, and nearby residents will also receive economic benefits. The Swedish Government and the Sweden Democrats have agreed on a compensation model in line with the national inquiry “The Value of Wind”, which proposes that municipalities receive compensation equivalent to the property tax value of the wind farm — while both local communities and nearby residents also receive financial benefits.
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