Credit Suisse Energy Infrastructure Partners has acquired 85 percent of the 252.7 MW Markbygden II project for EUR 200 million. It's the second time in six months that the Swiss fund invests heavily in Nordic wind.
German wind turbine manufacturer Enercon's Markbygden complex in northernmost Sweden is seeing some real shifts.
Two weeks ago, EnergyWatch reported that The Renewables Infrastructure Group (TRIG) had withdrawn from the 229 MW Ersträsk project, so that Enercon was left as the sole owner.
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