We make electricity by fresh winds

Rabbalshede Kraft plans and constructs wind farms in Sweden and operates and manages them either through its own operations or in cooperation with other players.

Our vision is to be a leading player in the Swedish energy market in the transition to climate-friendly and long-term sustainable energy production.

Rabbalshede Kraft has become the first wind-power company in Sweden to secure ISO 9001 quality certification and ISO 14001 environmental certification.

Pressreleases

10 Jan
Rabbalshede Kraft signs financing agreement with DNB
15 Nov
Rabbalshede Kraft granted environmental permit for the Skaveröd/Gurseröd wind farm in the Municipality of Tanum
14 Nov
Rabbalshede Kraft new partner and supplier of wind powerto EGL Sverige

Reports

01 Nov
Interim report January-September 2011 Rabbalshede Kraft AB (publ)
15 Jul
Interim report January-June 2011 Rabbalshede Kraft AB (publ)
27 Apr
Interim January-March 2011 Rabbalshede Kraft AB (publ)

Calendar

23 Feb
Year-end-report for 2011
03 May
The Annual General Meeting for the 2011 fiscal year will be held at 4:00 p.m. on May 3, 2012, in Gothenburg
03 May
Interim report January-March 2012

Wind farms

  • Töftedalsfjället

    Töftedalsfjället is the fourth wind farm to be taken into operation by Rabbalshede Kraft. The wind farm comprises 21 SIEMENS SWT 2.3-101 turbines generating 2.3 MW each, of which Rabbalshede Kraft’s share comprises 10 wind turbines

    Töftedalsfjället

  • Dingle Skogen Vind

    The three wind farms, Dingle-Skogen, Hällevadsholm Väster and Ås, comprise a total of 14 turbines and will continue to be managed as a single farm, the Dingle-Skogen Wind Farm.
    Dingle Skogen Vind

  • Hud

    The Hud wind farm comprises a total of six wind turbines á 2.5 MW Nordex (N90). In operation since June 2008.

    Hud

  • Kil

    The Kil wind farm comprises a total of four 2 MW Enercon E82 wind turbines. In operation since August 2009.

    Kil

  • Brattön

    The Brattön wind farm comprises a total of six 2.5 MW Nordex (N90) wind turbines. Opening ceremony in June 2010.

    Brattön