Långshyttan wind farm

Project Development

Wind power project in Hedemora municipality

Hedemora

Långshyttan is a wind power project under development in the Hedemora municipality in Sweden. The project is planned to feature up to 18 wind turbines, with an estimated annual production of around 470 GWh of renewable energy.

Estimated commissioning

2032

Expected Annual Production

470 GWh

Number of turbines

About the Project

Aneo is developing the Långshyttan wind power project in line with plans and guidelines from Hedemora Municipality and Region Dalarna. The project is in an early phase, and authority consultations were conducted in early 2026. Further dialogue with affected stakeholders will be part of the ongoing planning and environmental impact assessment (EIA).

The wind farm is planned with up to 18 wind turbines, each with a capacity of 10 MW and a maximum height of up to 290 meters. With its current scope, the expected annual production is around 470 GWh, equivalent to the electricity consumption of approximately 94,000 households.

We invite you to a consultation

Welcome to the consultation meeting on Tuesday, October 13, from 15:00 to 19:00 at Folkets hus in Långshyttan, Björkallén 1.

You are welcome to arrive at any time and stay as long as you wish during these hours. Representatives from Aneo and the project will be present to provide information about the planned wind farm and answer questions.

What is a consultation?

The purpose of the consultation is to give those who are particularly affected, among others, an opportunity at an early stage to familiarize themselves with information about the planned wind farm, and to contribute knowledge and viewpoints regarding the project's location, scope, and design, the environmental impacts it may cause, and the issues that need to be investigated and described in the environmental impact assessment.

Submit feedback

To ensure that feedback can be processed as effectively as possible, we would like to receive it in writing. It can be submitted at the open meeting, digitally, or by mail. Feedback must be received no later than November 4, 2026.

Digitally

Via the Långshyttan Consultation Portal

Mail

Aneo Renewables Sweden Development AB, Box 388
201 23 Malmö
Mark the envelope "Samråd Långshyttan"

How feedback is processed

The feedback and information we receive during the consultation will be compiled, evaluated, and taken into account by Aneo in the continued work on the project and the environmental impact assessment. The feedback can, among other things, help identify issues that need closer study, environmental impacts that must be described and assessed, and the need for adjustments or mitigating measures.

Following the consultation, Aneo will prepare a consultation report. This report will describe how the consultation was conducted, who was invited and participated, the key feedback received, and how this feedback has been addressed in the ongoing work. The consultation report will form part of the documentation for the upcoming permit application and the environmental impact assessment.

Possible contributions to the local community

2.5–3 million Swedish kronor annually.

Estimated revenue sharing with nearby homeowners and allocations for local businesses and community organizations.

470 GWh of renewable energy per year

Equivalent to around 10% of the expected increase in electricity demand in Dalarna by 2030.

Why Aneo?

The renewable energy group Aneo was established in the fall of 2022 through a collaboration between the energy company TrønderEnergi and the investment fund HitecVision. We have just over 180 employees, with our headquarters in Trondheim.

Åfjord at sunset with wind turbines in the background

Aneo is built on 70 years of experience in the development and operation of large power projects. Aneo owns and operates 13 wind farms and two solar power plants in Norway, Sweden, and Finland, with production in all three countries. Additionally, the group holds a stake in Sunna Group AB, which develops, builds, and operates solar power plants in Sweden. Aneo also has several subsidiaries in areas such as energy services, mobility, and development.

We have extensive experience collaborating with municipalities, where we have built strong relationships with both residents, politicians, and the administration. Together with local authorities, we are creating the energy solutions of the future, with a focus on safety and presence in the local community.

Aneo operations building in Åfjord municipality

One of the things that sets us apart from most of our competitors is that when Aneo seeks to build a wind power plant in a Norwegian municipality, it's with long-term intentions in mind, not to sell the project or power plant onward. We invest to build, build to own, and own to operate. This means that we are here now, during any construction process, and of course, every single day throughout the power plant's lifespan.

Local ripple effects

More jobs

The development of wind power creates regional and local jobs during both the construction and operational phases, as well as indirect employment in services and the supply chain.

Local value creation

The project will, as far as possible, make use of local and regional labor. This may increase activity for accommodation, transport, services, and suppliers.

Funds for local development

Community funds can contribute to energy efficiency, support small businesses, and help develop local initiatives.

Support for the industry's transformation

Dalarna has a significant need for power related to industrial transformation. Increased access to renewable energy can help strengthen the region's competitiveness.

Climate and Environmental Contribution

Wind power can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to increased electrification of industry, transport, and society.

About the planning area

The project area is located north of Långshyttan in the Hedemora municipality in the southeastern parts of Dalarna. The area consists of forested hills with moderate to steep terrain. Several lakes are located nearby, including Edsken, Fullen, and Grycken to the east, as well as Lången and Amungen to the south.

The area has good wind conditions, existing logging roads, and grid connection access. Large parts of the area consist of production forest, and landowners have expressed a positive attitude toward the project. A potential establishment could also contribute to improved infrastructure and increased accessibility in the area.

The map shows the study area for the wind farm, the area where it may be relevant to place wind turbines (which coincides with Hedemora municipality's wind power plan), and the turbine positions covered by the consultation. Read more about the design and scope of the project in the consultation document.