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Ähtäri Murtolampi
Ähtäri – Finland
Est. 43.68 MWp
Total power
Max. 60 Ha
Area size
Est. 2029
To be operational
The solar farm planned for Ähtäri’s Murtolampi area covers 60 hectares and will have a total rated capacity of 43,7 MWp.
The permitting process for the project has been completed and the project has valid building permits. The construction of the solar power plant is expected to take place between 2024 and 2025.
The project is at the permit process stage. Commercial production is planned for 2026.
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16.01.2025
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09.01.2025
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