RWE transfers its Swedish wind portfolio to Aneo to focus on key markets

Germany’s RWE has entered into a strategic agreement with Norway’s Aneo for the sale of its onshore wind power assets. onshore and offshore wind and offshore wind assets in Sweden. The deal includes 1.8 gigawatts in onshore wind development projects, 124 megawatts already operational onshore, and the Karehamn offshore wind farm with a capacity of 48 megawatts.

RWE sells wind assets and reshapes the Nordic landscape

The transaction, which is expected to close in the first quarter of 2026, also involves the partial transfer of the services business to third parties and the integration of the development, operation and offshore teams directly linked to the projects sold. Although the amount of the deal has not been disclosed, the transaction marks a significant move in the clean energy sector. clean energy in the Nordic region.

For Aneo, the acquisition represents a key step in its consolidation strategy in the Scandinavian market. The incorporation of this energy infrastructure allows it to expand its long-term portfolio in Sweden, as well as to add experienced teams in wind power development and operation.

RWE prioritizes markets with the highest growth potential

For its part, RWE has reaffirmed that this divestment is part of its strategy to focus resources on markets that offer more attractive large-scale growth in renewable energies. The exit from Sweden will allow it to redirect investments to regions with more dynamic demand and infrastructure.

The park of Karehamn Parkpark, located on the Baltic Seawill now continue to operate under Aneo’s management, which could generate new offshore development opportunities in the area. The transfer of specialized equipment will also ensure the technical continuity of the projects, minimizing operational disruptions and favoring a smooth transition.

With this agreement, both companies strengthen their respective positions: Aneo as a consolidated operator in Northern Europe, and RWE as a player focused on the international expansion of its renewable portfolio in priority markets.

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