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Västervik 2. phase
Kristiinankaupunki – Finland
Est. 135 MW
Total power
Max. 18
Number of turbines
Max. 225 / 350 M
Hub height / Tip height
Est. 2028
To be operational
Ilmatar is planning a wind farm of about 135 MW in Kristiinankaupunki in Ostrobothnia. The planning area for Västervik 2 is located in the southern part of Kristiinankaupunki, to the west and north of the Västervik wind farm, which is currently under construction.
A maximum of 18 turbines with a maximum sweep height of 350 metres are planned for the site.
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