What is the Swedish government's ownership stake in Videberg Kraft, and how does it change the existing ownership structure?

The Swedish government will take a 60% stake in Videberg Kraft, reducing Vattenfall's current 80% ownership to 20%, while the consortium of industrial companies retains its 20% share. This marks a significant shift from Vattenfall’s majority control to direct state majority ownership in the new nuclear reactor project.

Why is Sweden building new nuclear reactors, according to the government?

Sweden is building new nuclear reactors — the first in over 40 years — to ensure energy security and achieve net zero emissions by 2045, as stated in legislation passed by parliament last year.

Sweden Agrees First Financing Package for New Nuclear Reactors, PM Says

Jun 25, 2026

Sweden's government finalized a financing package to build new nuclear reactors with Videberg Kraft, securing a 60% state stake to support energy security and net-zero targets by 2045.

reuters

2026-06-25

Sweden Agrees First Financing Package for New Nuclear Reactors, PM Says

Sweden Agrees First Financing Package for New Nuclear Reactors, PM Says

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