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Onshore wind / Under development
Hietaharjunkangas
Kuortane – Finland
Est. 90 MW
Total power
Max. 12
Number of turbines
Max. 225 / 300 M
Hub height / Tip height
Est. 2029
To be operational
Ilmatar is exploring the potential for a wind power project in the western part of Kuortane. Preliminary plans suggest that up to 26 wind turbines with nominal capacity of 195 MW could be installed in the area. The northern area is referred to as Napalankalliot and the southern area as Hietaharjunkangas.
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16.01.2025
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Solkatterna keeps Karlstad thriving
We aim to be an active part of the local society in the areas where we operate, fostering a sense of belonging and engagement. One of the organizations we sponsor is Solkatterna Speedway, in Karlstad in southern Sweden, close to our two projects in Värmland, Lång and Grums. Solkatterna is a club founded in 1966 where volunteer work plays a significant role. – Without our sponsors, there wouldn’t be any speedway in Karlstad, says Christian Nordin, the club’s vice chairman.
09.01.2025
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Ilmatar engages in shaping Finland’s Maritime Future at National MSP Days
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04.12.2024
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