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Welcome to the Nordic RWE webpage! On this webpage, you will find locally relevant information about RWE in the Nordic countries. We share updates on the progress of our projects, contact details and the latest media news.
RWE Renewables in the Nordic region focuses on developing, building and operating onshore and offshore wind farms with 70 dedicated co-workers and regional headquarters in Malmö. Currently, we operate approximately 500 MW of wind power in the Nordic region, with wind farms both offshore and onshore in Sweden and Denmark. We also have about the same amount under construction in Sweden, which will be ready to supply renewable electricity within the next two years. In addition, we have more than 3 GW of wind power in our development portfolio, with the potential to fulfill the need for more than 2 million Swedish household needs for electricity upon realization. You can find more information about our major development projects Nysäter Vind, and Södra Midsjöbanken via the link below.
We are also a proud part of RWE Renewables, created in 2019 to fully focus on the transition to a sustainable energy system, with a global portfolio of wind power, solar energy and energy storage in Europe, America, Asia and Australia.
Data networks, mobility, industry, infrastructure, companies, family: we all need energy. Our society faces the huge challenge of meeting the burgeoning demand for power while at the same time mitigating against climate change.
With a global workforce of 20,000 people and a generation capacity of 41 gigawatts, RWE is a key driver of the energy transformation. We are investing heavily in the expansion of renewables and storage technologies. Innovative projects like floating offshore or the use of hydrogen are making rapid progress. For our conventional energy sources, nuclear energy and coal, government-mandated phaseout roadmaps have been defined.
Our goal is clear: to be carbon-neutral by 2040.
On its way there, RWE has set itself ambitious targets for all activities that cause greenhouse gas emissions. The renowned Science Based Targets initiative has scientifically confirmed that these emission reduction targets are in line with the Paris Agreement.
Learn more about RWE on rwe.com