Energy Transition Update - Statkraft Expands With Major Wind Project In Brazil

Statkraft has announced its investment in a 280 MW onshore wind project, Gran Sul, located in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. This project marks a significant addition to Statkraft’s renewable energy endeavors in a key international growth market. Boasting robust wind resources in southern Brazil, the Gran Sul project will contribute to the country's electricity grid and support the energy transition by expanding the company's presence in hydropower, wind, and solar power. The project has completed all necessary technical, environmental, and regulatory processes, with construction set to commence in January 2027. This development underscores Statkraft's strategy to enhance its renewable energy footprint and underscores the company's commitment to sustainable energy solutions in Brazil.

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• "Statkraft to invest in 280 MW wind project in Brazil" from Statkraft AS on GlobeNewswire (published 08 July 2026)

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