Öresundskraft AB in the news

Helsingborg City Council approved a major carbon capture project at Filbornaverket and significant commercial expansions at Väla and Rydebäck.

New council members for the South region have been appointed for 2026 2028, with representatives from Öresundskraft AB, E.ON Sverige AB, and others covering various energy-related fields.

Helsingborg city council approved Öresundskraft's 3 billion SEK CCS investment and a 10-year contract to buy negative emission certificates to support the city's 2030 climate neutrality goal.

Municipal electricity grid companies in Sweden, including Öresundskraft AB, are raising fees sharply to fund major investments in capacity and maintenance amid growing electrification and urban expansion.

Öresundskraft AB has increased its electricity grid fees by 30% in one year and 75% over five years to fund significant investments in grid capacity expansion and maintenance, a trend seen across municipal electricity grid companies.

Öresundskraft and INEOS have partnered to store 210,000 tonnes of Swedish CO2 annually in Danish offshore sites starting in 2028.

Öresundskraft and Project Greensand agreed to store 210,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually from Sweden in Denmark, with initial storage expected by 2028.

Wihlborgs has secured a ten-year deal to purchase 10,000 tonnes of negative emissions annually from Öresundskraft's upcoming BECCS facility.

Öresundskraft is selling five wind turbines in Skåne with 27 GWh annual production, offered as a package to buyers through CAPEM AB.

CEO Anders Östlund is resigning from Öresundskraft in January after 16 years at the helm.

Soltech Energy Solutions is building a 3.8 MW rooftop solar plant for Öresundskraft at Greenfood's new facility under a 19-year PPA.

Öresundskraft is building two public fast-charging stations for electric trucks in Malmö and Helsingborg to support the transition to sustainable transport, with operation planned for mid-2024.

Construction has started on two high-power electric truck charging stations in Malmö and Helsingborg as part of a 24 million SEK infrastructure project.

Pingday (Öresundskraft subsidiary) signed a multi-year deal with Waystream to upgrade fiber and copper network switches in Helsingborg, enhancing regional network performance.

Öresundskraft is modernizing its Västhamnsverket power plant in Helsingborg with new sustainable firing systems to eliminate fossil fuel use.

Öresundskraft achieved a strong 2021 financial performance with increased profits, revenues, and investments amid volatile energy markets, focusing on sustainable energy solutions and infrastructure.

Öresundskraft's co-owned Utvecklingsklustret Energi invests in Bright Energy's AI-driven platform to enhance customer energy management and sustainability.

Öresundskraft signed a 4-year, 400 million SEK contract with ATS Tjänster AB for electricity network services to support sustainable energy transition.

Swedish ports are transforming into energy hubs using digitalization and collaboration with energy companies to support electrified, fossil-free shipping and logistics, with electricity demand expected to triple soon.

Öresundskraft is investing heavily to modernize and double the capacity of Ängelholm's electrical grid by 2027 to support city growth and sustainable energy.