New partnership will pour EUR 240 million into Russian wind
Nordic energy company Fortum is entering into a partnership with Russia in the hopes of installing half a gigawatt of wind power on the dawning market.
Finland's Fortum has established a joint venture with the state-owned Russian development company Rusnano. The partnership's purpose is to secure potential access to Russian subsidies for wind projects (CSA), announces Fortum in a corporate statement.
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