Amazon signs four new long-term power purchase agreements for wind power projects in Sweden
Type: Ppa · Technology: Onshore Wind · Country: Sweden · Capacity: 200 MW · Announced: 2026-08-31
Amazon signed four new long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) for carbon-free electricity from new wind power projects in southern and central Sweden, totaling nearly 200 MW of new capacity. The PPAs cover the 132 MW Fageråsen wind project, developed by OX2, Eolus, and Dala Vind, and three projects (Boarp, Dållebo, Fågelås) from the Saena portfolio, developed by Eolus and owned by Mirova. The Boarp (17.5 MW), Dållebo (18 MW), and Fågelås (31.5 MW) wind farms are already operational and supplying electricity to the Swedish grid. Construction of the Fageråsen wind farm began earlier this year and is currently underway, contributing to Amazon's goal of reaching net-zero emissions by 2040.
Analysis
Amazon has signed four new long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) for nearly 200 MW of carbon-free electricity from new wind power projects in southern and central Sweden. These PPAs include the 132 MW Fageråsen wind project, developed by OX2, Eolus, and Dala Vind, and three projects from the Saena portfolio (Boarp, Dållebo, Fågelås) developed by Eolus and owned by Mirova. OX2 is a renewable energy developer focused on onshore wind, offshore wind, solar power, and energy storage. Mirova, a mission-driven asset manager, specializes in sustainable finance, including energy transition infrastructure. The Boarp (17.5 MW), Dållebo (18 MW), and Fågelås (31.5 MW) wind farms are operational and supplying electricity to the Swedish grid, while construction of the Fageråsen wind farm began earlier this year.
Key points
- Amazon signed four new long-term PPAs.
- The PPAs total nearly 200 MW of new capacity.
- Projects are located in southern and central Sweden.
- The 132 MW Fageråsen project is developed by OX2, Eolus, and Dala Vind.
- Three projects (Boarp, Dållebo, Fågelås) are from the Saena portfolio, owned by Mirova and developed by Eolus.
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