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Oskar Öhrman, Technical Manager at Svensk Solenergi.

Swedish government presents Kraftlyftet proposal for grid capacity

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The programme proposes targeted support for bioenergy plants, renewable-fuel gas turbines and storage facilities to strengthen Sweden’s electricity system, though available funding remains constrained.

Anders Holmestig and Anna Werner.

Local electricity production “crucial in times of crisis”

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Sweden cannot build a robust and resilient energy system without unlocking the potential of local solar generation and energy communities, argue Anders Holmestig of property federation Fastighetsägarnas and Anna Werner of Svensk Solenergi.

The logistics centre for online pharmacy Apotea in Morgongåva has a 1.5 MW PV system on its roof.

Sweden tops EU for taxing own-use solar power

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Although the EU urges member states to accelerate renewable electricity expansion, Sweden continues to penalise self-consumed solar power through high taxation.

Anna Werner, CEO of Svensk Solenergi, the Swedish Solar Energy Association.

Sweden – batteries pave the way for more renewable electricity

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The expansion of PV systems in Sweden slowed in 2024 compared to the previous year, while investment in battery storage increased significantly.

Anna Werner, CEO of Solenergi.

Swedish Solar Energy Federation: Batteries pose no grid threat

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The reluctance of grid operators to fully integrate batteries into their electricity grids is slowing the expansion of renewable electricity generation in Sweden, according to a new report from the Swedish Solar Energy Federation (Svensk Solenergi).

Anna Werner, CEO of Svensk Solenergi (Swedish Solar Energy Association).

Sweden: New guide for emergency operation of residential PV

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The Swedish Solar Energy Association Svensk Solenergi has released guidelines on how households with solar panels should respond to power outages. The recommendations were presented at the National Conference on Public Health and Defence.

The Swedish PV market slowed down compared to last year, but still offers good perspectives.
Svensk Solenergi

Sweden will be installing more than 1 GW until year’s end

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The Swedish photovoltaic (PV) market is expected to continue growing through the end of 2024, driven largely by the residential, commercial and industrial sectors. The magic line of 1 GW of newly installed systems will be crossed.

Oskar Öhrman, Technical Manager, Swedish Solar Energy Federation (Svensk Solenergi), is one of the main authors of the fire safety guideline for battery storage systems.
Sweden

New guideline for increased fire protection in battery storage systems

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The Swedish Solar Energy Federation (Svensk Solenergi) has launched a new guideline for fire protection in the installation of stationary batteries, an important step towards increased safety as the use of energy storage systems grows.

The expansion of PV systems in Sweden in 2024 has so far been roughly on a par with 2020, but well below the record year of 2023.
Nordics

Sweden: Less residential – more commercial PV installations

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The number of newly connected solar PV installations in 2024 in Sweden is back at the same level as in 2022, but far below the record year of 2023, according to new monthly statistics from Svensk Solenergi.

The total installed PV capacity in Sweden reached almost 4 GW.
Nordics

Borgholm is the solar city of Sweden

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Borgholm, Sjöbo and Skurup are the best in the country when it comes to solar energy. Borgholm residents have now installed 4 times more solar PV per person than the national average according to Svensk Solenergi.

Also the number of pre-registered PV installations in Sweden grew further.
Svensk Solenergi

Further growth of the Swedish PV market

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Connections of photovoltaic installations in Sweden were 15% higher in May 2024 than in April 2024. Pre-registrations rose by 1.2 percent, according to Svensk Solenergi.

 With the strong growth of the PV market in Sweden installer safety issues are more in the spotlight.
Sweden

New checklist for safer solar roofing work

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Falling accidents are one of the biggest risks in solar installations, but with the right protection they can be avoided. The Swedish Solar Energy Federation's (Svensk Solenergi) new checklist makes it easier to create a safe working environment on the roof.

 "Energy storage that, in addition to increasing self-consumption, is used to support the Swedish electricity system in various ways should obviously be eligible for a green tax reduction", demands Anna Werner, CEO of Svensk Solenergi.
Sweden

New interpretation from the Tax Agency blocks energy storage

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The tax reduction for green technology was introduced with the aim of accelerating the energy transition, but with the Swedish Tax Agency's new interpretation of the legislation, batteries are not eligible for the tax reduction.

High-quality PV installations are in focus in Sweden.
Sweden

Svensk Solenergi: 1,000 certified PV installers   

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Two years ago, the Swedish solar trade association Svensk Solenergi launched its certification of solar installers. This week, the number of certified PV installers exceeded one thousand.

Residential PV installations in Sweden are booming.
Sweden

Svensk Solenergi publishes guideline for safe PV installations

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To ensure safe and secure PV installations when demand increases, the Swedish Solar Energy Association (Svensk Solenergi) has developed a new guideline for private individuals and offers its members free certification of installers.

128.5 MW solar park in Svedberga outside Helsingborg (Sweden).
Nordics

Tailwind for PV in Sweden

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The municipalities Skurup, Sjöbo and Borgholm are the best in Sweden when it comes to solar energy. The people of Skurup have now installed 6 times more PV per person than the national average.

Anna Werner, CEO of Svensk Solenergi.
Nordics

Sweden: Record PV growth

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Swedish PV installers and grid companies are working at full speed even in the winter to quickly expand Sweden's electricity production. The number of new PV connections increased by 160 percent in Q1 2023.

Madeleine van der Veer, new Sustainability and industrial policy expert at Swedish Solar Energy Association.
Sweden

Svensk Solenergi pushes for a more ambitious solar target

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The industry association Svensk Solenergi is investing heavily in 2023 in opinion formation to promote the Swedish solar energy industry.

Solar park near Norrkoping/Sweden.
Nordics:

Sweden: Considerable increase of installed PV power plants

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During 2021 a number of 26 500 grid-connected solar power plants were installed in Sweden, with a joint power of 500 MW. That is an increase of 46 percent in comparison to 2020, according to Swedish Energy Agency.

The awarded Agrivoltaic team of Mälardalen University/Sweden.
PV and farming:

Sweden: Awarded agrivoltaic project

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The Agrivoltaic team at Mälardalen University/Sweden has been awarded the Solar Energy Prize of Svensk Solenergi in the Achievement of the Year category for their research project that investigates the possibilities of combining solar cells and cultivation on agricultural land.

The awarded Swedish Villa Zero has a Smart Solar Roof of GruppSol.
Svensk Solenergi:

Sweden: Awarded Villa Zero

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Villa Zero, a carbon-neutral detached house, has won the 2022 Solar Energy Award of Svensk Solenergi (Swedish solar energy association) in the category Facility of the Year.

712 glass-glass BIPV modules of ML System are installed at  Aeres Hogeschool Almere (Netherlands).
Building Integrated Photovoltaics:

BIPV projects of ML System awarded

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Projects of BIPV specialist ML System (Poland) were awarded in Sweden and the Netherlands with prestigious prices.

Sweden will pass 100,000 PV installations by the end of this year, Svensk Solenergi expects.
Scandinavia:

Sweden: Continuous strong solar growth

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In July the PV market grew also significantly stronger than last year, the Swedish solar industry association Svensk Solenergi reports.