Mar 21, 2025
SUSI has sold a 95 MW wind farm in Sweden to Equinor.
SUSI Partners has sold a 95MW wind farm in Sweden to the Norwegian energy firm Equinor.
The Lyngsasa wind farm, situated in the southern part of the country, features 22 turbines that generate an average annual power output of 311GWh.
This amount of electricity is sufficient to meet the needs of over 60,000 Swedish households, not including heating.
To date, the Lyngsasa wind farm has resulted in more than 320,000 tonnes of avoided CO2 emissions.
SUSI had acquired the property in 2019 at the ready-to-build stage and has now sold it to Equinor after more than five years of management.
In addition, SUSI has begun the development of a 95MW solar PV facility in Lyngsåsa to boost the renewable energy generation capabilities of the site.
With the sale of the wind farm, SUSI has now divested three-quarters of the assets of the SUSI Renewable Energy Fund II based on the invested capital.
SUSI initiated SREF II in 2014, creating a portfolio of operational onshore wind and solar PV assets across Europe.
These projects were acquired at both ready-to-build and operational phases, and SUSI asserts that they have all established a solid production record since commencing commercial operations.
SUSI has ensured robust downside protection and cash flow certainty through long-term power-purchase agreements and access to feed-in tariffs that guarantee a minimum price across the SREF II portfolio.
Simultaneously, SUSI has maintained sufficient exposure to market power prices to preserve potential gains and provide protection against inflation in high-power-price conditions.
The Lyngsasa wind farm, situated in the southern part of the country, features 22 turbines that generate an average annual power output of 311GWh.
This amount of electricity is sufficient to meet the needs of over 60,000 Swedish households, not including heating.
To date, the Lyngsasa wind farm has resulted in more than 320,000 tonnes of avoided CO2 emissions.
SUSI had acquired the property in 2019 at the ready-to-build stage and has now sold it to Equinor after more than five years of management.
In addition, SUSI has begun the development of a 95MW solar PV facility in Lyngsåsa to boost the renewable energy generation capabilities of the site.
With the sale of the wind farm, SUSI has now divested three-quarters of the assets of the SUSI Renewable Energy Fund II based on the invested capital.
SUSI initiated SREF II in 2014, creating a portfolio of operational onshore wind and solar PV assets across Europe.
These projects were acquired at both ready-to-build and operational phases, and SUSI asserts that they have all established a solid production record since commencing commercial operations.
SUSI has ensured robust downside protection and cash flow certainty through long-term power-purchase agreements and access to feed-in tariffs that guarantee a minimum price across the SREF II portfolio.
Simultaneously, SUSI has maintained sufficient exposure to market power prices to preserve potential gains and provide protection against inflation in high-power-price conditions.