Mild winter and tapering aid scathe Slitevind
Slitevind quadruples its profit against last year's. But a mild and rainy winter as well as Sweden's massive wind capacity build-out lures dark clouds over the company's future forecast.
Warm weather and Sweden's major onshore wind capacity expansion bode grim tidings for Swedish independent power producer (IPP) Slitevind, which sources its income from selling electricity generated from wind turbines as well as trading certificates attached to the country's subsidy scheme.
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