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Statkraft, Norway's state-owned energy supplier, has unveiled a new plan to invest heavily in wind and solar
power between 2019 and 2025.
From 2019 to 2025, the Norwegian National Electricity Plan invests 8.
5 billion yuan in clean energy
In a brief statement, Statpower said it hoped to achieve 6 GW of onshore wind power and 2 GW of solar capacity
by 2025 through a new NOK 10 billion (about 8.
5 billion yuan) investment plan.
"Most of the capacity growth will come from Europe, but the South American and Indian markets will grow
significantly.
" Norwegian National Power said
.
Investment in Norway is expected to account for 26% of total investment, while investment in other European countries and outside Europe accounts for 42% and 32%
respectively.
"These investments are funded in part by proceeds from existing businesses, complemented by systematic divestitures
of completed solar and wind projects to financial investors.
" Norse National Power further explained
.
Statpower was one of the first conventional power producers to invest in solar energy, building a 3.
3 MW solar power plant
in Italy in 2010.
Since then, the company has entered solar markets
such as India, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Spain.
Currently, the company has 335 hydroelectric, wind and gas-fired power facilities with a total installed capacity of 19.
08 GW and a stake in 17 district heating plants with an installed capacity of 789 MW
.
Overall, Statpower operates in 16 countries and employs around 3,500 people
.
Note: The real-time exchange rate of 1 Norwegian kroner = 0.
8487 yuan is used in this article
，
Statkraft, Norway's state-owned energy supplier, has unveiled a new plan to invest heavily in wind and solar
power between 2019 and 2025.
From 2019 to 2025, the Norwegian National Electricity Plan invests 8.
5 billion yuan in clean energy
5 billion yuan in clean energy
In a brief statement, Statpower said it hoped to achieve 6 GW of onshore wind power and 2 GW of solar capacity
by 2025 through a new NOK 10 billion (about 8.
5 billion yuan) investment plan.
"Most of the capacity growth will come from Europe, but the South American and Indian markets will grow
significantly.
" Norwegian National Power said
.
Investment in Norway is expected to account for 26% of total investment, while investment in other European countries and outside Europe accounts for 42% and 32%
respectively.
"These investments are funded in part by proceeds from existing businesses, complemented by systematic divestitures
of completed solar and wind projects to financial investors.
" Norse National Power further explained
.
Statpower was one of the first conventional power producers to invest in solar energy, building a 3.
3 MW solar power plant
in Italy in 2010.
Since then, the company has entered solar markets
such as India, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Spain.
Currently, the company has 335 hydroelectric, wind and gas-fired power facilities with a total installed capacity of 19.
08 GW and a stake in 17 district heating plants with an installed capacity of 789 MW
.
Overall, Statpower operates in 16 countries and employs around 3,500 people
.
Note: The real-time exchange rate of 1 Norwegian kroner = 0.
8487 yuan is used in this article
，
