OX2 has handed over three completed wind farms in Finland to Renewable Power Capital

OX2 has commissioned and handed over the Merkkikallio (as announced February 17, 2023), Puutikankangas and Rustari wind farms in Finland to the renewable energy investor, Renewable Power Capital. The wind farms comprise a total of 31 wind turbines with a total capacity of about 170 MW.

OX2 and Renewable Power Capital signed an agreement to contruct the Merkkikallio, Puutikankangas and Rustari wind farms in December 2020. Merkkikallio wind farm was built in Vaasa and Mustasaari, Puutikankangas wind farm in Sievi and Rustari wind farm in Kurikka.

The combined annual production of the wind farms is 590 GWh, which corresponds to the annual electricity consumption of approximately 118,000 households (5,000 kWh per household). The wind farms generate a total of approximately one million euros in real estate tax for the municipalities per year.

OX2 will be responsible for the technical and commercial management of the three wind farms under an agreement with Renewable Power Capital.

For further information, please contact:

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Edvard Lind
OX2 Communication
Tel. +46 (0)72 727 11 17
press@ox2.com

About OX2 AB (publ)

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OX2 develops, constructs, and sells renewable energy solutions at scale. OX2 also offer management of wind- and solar farms after completion. OX2’s project development portfolio consists of in-house developed as well as acquired projects in onshore and offshore wind, solar, and energy storage, in various phases of development. The company is also active in developing projects based on other renewable energy technologies, such as hydrogen. OX2 is operating on eleven markets in Europe: Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, France, Spain, Italy, Greece, and Åland. Sales in 2022 was about 7.6 billion SEK. The company has about 400 employees and is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden. OX2 is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm since 2022. www.ox2.com

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