Vattenfall

We support customers to become fossil-free - from planning, construction and operation of wind, PV and storage projects to optimisation, marketing and supply of electricity - all from a single source.

Vattenfall is playing a key role in shaping the energy transition in Germany. We operate wind farms on land and at sea as well as solar parks and large-scale battery storage facilities. Further projects are in the concrete planning phase, including two large wind farms in the North Sea: once completed, the Nordlicht Cluster will produce around 6 TWh of wind power every year - equivalent to the consumption of around 1.7 million households.

Renewable solutions for producers
We support producers of renewable electricity, for example with Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) or direct marketing under the German Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG). Of course, this also includes services such as plant control and redispatch.

Post-EEG plants continue to operate profitably even after subsidisation.
If wind turbines have been in operation for a long time and are no longer subsidised, this does not mean the end of their economic operation. We offer you fixed or variable conditions for the continued operation of your onshore and offshore plants, utilise market opportunities and give your plants a profitable ‘second life’.

Fossil-free at Vattenfall and for our customers
Vattenfall has a clear roadmap to reduce its CO2 emissions by at least 90 per cent by 2040 and neutralise the remaining emissions through carbon capture. In line with the Paris climate targets, we are making our corporate contribution to limiting global warming to 1.5°C. In doing so, we are working towards a future in which everyone can choose fossil-free ways to get around, make things and live.