Statskraft acquires 24 power stations in Sweden and FinlandNorway's Statkraft takes over 24 hydroelectric power stations in Sweden and Finland with an average annual production of approx. 1.6 TWh. The transaction price is approx NOK 4 billion.
Statkraft takes over hydroelectric power stations in Sweden and Finland with an average annual production of approx. 1.6 TWh.
The transaction price is approx NOK 4 billion. The transaction is based on an agreement of 1 July 2005 between the Sydkraft group (now E.ON Sverige) and Statkraft. Operation of the power stations will be co-ordinated with the operation of Statkraft's other power stations. In Sweden, Statkraft is taking over 20 power stations with an average annual production of approx. 1.3 TWh. The power stations are located on the
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