Martin Löfstrand
Project Manager, Holmen Energi
073-032 78 70
Maria Dahleman
Deputy Project Manager, Holmen Energi
Phone: 076-127 52 09
Högaliden 2 Wind Farm
Holmen has applied for a permit to build the Högaliden 2 wind farm in Robertsfors Municipality. Here you will find information about the project.
About the Högaliden 2 project
In December 2023, Holmen submitted a permit application to build and operate a wind farm, Högaliden 2, in Robertsfors Municipality. The planned wind farm is located northeast of Botsmark and southwest of Bygdsiljum and the application means that Holmen is applying for permission to build a maximum of 26 wind turbines with a total height of up to 300 metres. Expected electricity production is 650 GWh per year.
The main part of the project area has been designated as suitable for wind power by the municipality of Robertsfors and is largely of national interest for wind power. The project area consists of a forest landscape dominated by clearcuts, young and middle-aged coniferous forest. There are known conservation values in the form of, among other things, swamp forests and forest key habitats.
Project contact Högaliden 2
Personal data
When you choose to share information with us where personal data occurs, it will be processed by Holmen in accordance with the applicable General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
This is done for the purpose of handling your comments in the consultation. You have the right to contact Holmen to obtain information about what data is being processed about you or to request correction, transfer, deletion or restriction of your personal data.
More information about Holmen's processing of personal data and how to contact Holmen regarding GDPR issues can be found via the link below.
Statements become part of the application documents
As part of the consultation process, Holmen must provide the comments it receives to the licensing authority. This means that the comments we receive become part of the documents we hand over when applying for a permit. Documents received by a public authority are public documents, unless the authority specifically decides to classify information as confidential.