Vattenfall Europe to up plant investment

1 July 2005


The German unit of Swedish power group Vattenfall is planning to increase infrastructure investment by €1 billion over the coming years bringing the total investment to €4 billion.

The investments will come from Vattenfall Europe's cash flow and include plans to build two coal-fired stations in Saxony and Hamburg together with €300 million on two new transmission lines.

Vattenfall also plans to focus on renewable energies including offshore wind and carbon avoidance.




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