H&M to Source Renewable Power from Sweden’s Largest Solar Farm
- Energy Box
- Sep 4
- 1 min read
The 100 MWp Hultsfred solar park has begun supplying H&M Group with renewable electricity under a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA), advancing the company’s goal to procure 100% renewable electricity by 2030 and highlighting Sweden’s rapid scale-up of subsidy-free solar.
Located on 130 hectares at Hultsfred Airport in Småland, the plant comprises 174,000 low-carbon solar panels and is expected to generate about 100 GWh per year, equivalent to the annual consumption of 18,000 Swedish households. Under the PPA, H&M will receive 95% of the site’s output along with associated Guarantees of Origin.
“As a global fashion company, we have both the ability and the responsibility to drive the energy transition. With the inauguration of the Hultsfred solar park, we take another step on that journey,” said Marcus Hartmann, Head of Sustainability, Nordics, H&M. “Through our collaboration with Alight and Neoen, we are creating new renewable capacity in Sweden that will strengthen supply and bring us closer to a net-zero circular economy. This is not only an investment in our business—it is an investment in the future.”
The project was developed by Alight and Neoen, who called its commissioning a milestone for subsidy-free, utility-scale solar in Sweden.
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