Overview
- Amazon confirmed on Friday that it signed long‑term power purchase agreements with four Swedish wind farms that together add about 200 megawatts to its supply.
- The four projects are being developed by Swedish firms Eolus AB and OX2 AB, with OX2 owned by private equity firm EQT AB.
- When the new farms reach full operation, Amazon’s total contracted electricity supply in Sweden will exceed 1 gigawatt, company statements and reporting say.
- Amazon and the developers did not disclose project‑level capacities, contract prices, or expected completion dates, so the timing and near‑term impact on operations are unclear.
- Sweden’s heavy reliance on renewable generation makes the country attractive for corporate PPAs, and the deals could help power Amazon’s growing cloud and AI computing needs in the Nordic region.