As of April 1, Vattenfall will close its Danish unit for onshore wind development. With 240 MW in operation, the Swedish utility is one of the largest onshore wind asset owners in the country, but the group now says it will not start any more new projects.
While the power company doesn't plan to sell off its commissioned capacity, it will be looking to offload projects presently under development, Vattenfall tells EnergyWatch.
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