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Onshore wind / Under development
Palopättäränmäki
Seinäjoki – Finland
Est. 105 MW
Total power
Max. 14
Number of turbines
Max. 225 / 350 M
Hub height / Tip height
Est. 2029
To be operational
Ilmatar is exploring the potential for a wind power project in the eastern part of Seinäjoki. Preliminary plans suggest that up to 16 wind turbines could be installed in the area, producing renewable energy with a nominal capacity of 120 MW. Commercial production is expected to begin in 2028.
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Article / Company
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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Article / Sustainability
Ilmatar engages in shaping Finland’s Maritime Future at National MSP Days
Ilmatar recently participated in the National Finnish Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) Days. An event marking a significant step towards updating Finland’s National Maritime Spatial Plan, with a focus on integrating the European Green Deal’s objectives.
04.12.2024
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Article / Sustainability
Wind turbine noise much lower than commonly assumed
Wind turbines are becoming an everyday sight in the Nordic landscape, and the energy they produce plays a crucial role in the green transition. Yet wind power is sometimes criticised, for instance, because of the noise it may generate. But how much noise does a wind farm actually make?
03.12.2024
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Article / Company
Ilmatar sparks attention at the Swedish parliament
“Grid connections are the most important factor for us to secure right now as a developer of renewable energy production. If we are referred to the regional electricity grids in Sweden, our projects will have to be scaled back. As a country, we cannot afford to do that when we know that all forms of renewable energy are needed,” says Ilmatar’s Robert Wedmo, who held a lunch seminar in the Swedish Parliament in mid-November.
26.11.2024
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