Karehamn

Located ~7 km off the island of Oland in the Baltic Sea. Originally E.ON Sverige; acquired by RWE in 2019 E.ON/RWE asset swap. Generates ~140 GWh/yr.

Project timeline verified milestones only — each date carries its provenance mark

Dashed tick marks today (9 Sep 2026).

Revenue & offtake the regime the project was built under

Offtake regime: Swedish electricity certificate system (elcertifikat)
A built project sells its power under the contract or support regime it was financed with; it is not expected to bid into new government offtake rounds. Where the record does not yet name that regime, the row says so rather than guessing.

Installation how the build is going · from satellite counts and Hafrok’s registers

Satellite survey
the farm as it stands, counted from satellite radar images · built before the count began, so there is no build to chart
Satellite survey
Structures standing816 turbines + 0 platforms expected · 8 fewer than expected — small or closely spaced early turbines fall below the radar threshold or merge into one return
Surveyed2026-08-30from 68 satellite passes
Built2012-09 → 2013-Q4offshore construction to start of operation, from the record
Hafrok counts the structures standing in the sea from satellite radar images (≈) and reads the count against the turbines and platforms on record. The farm was built before this count began, so the images show it complete; they cannot date its construction. Rows marked with a dot (·) come from Hafrok’s own registers.
Satellite image
Image taken2026-09-05Copernicus Sentinel-1 radar satellite, southbound pass
Farm covered100%the whole farm lies inside the image
Structures ringed8 confirmed · 0 not yet confirmedas counted on 2026-08-30 · the image is newer than the count, so a bright spot without a ring may be a structure not yet counted
Construction ports
PortKarehamn harbour operations base
Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2026, processed by ESA and by Microsoft Planetary Computer.
Latest satellite radar image · 2026-09-05
a radar picture, not a photograph: the sea is dark, steel is bright · black is beyond the edge of the image
confirmed structure (8)seen recently, not yet confirmed (0)probably a substation platform (a larger structure than a turbine; the register above has the facts)farm boundary
Satellite radar image over Karehamn, 2026-09-05

Sources & verification

16/18 fields verified · rests on 9 sources (4 primary) · ◆ 2 documents held
VerifiedModelledSourcedInferredConventionUnverifiedNo source·Derived
Numbers are stable citation ids — grouped by source class, so they are not consecutive.
Operator4
[1]
RWE2023-11-30◆ A decade of offshore wind power: 10th an…
“Located in the Baltic Sea, 7 kilometres off the Swedish coast near Öland Island, 16 turbines with an installed capacity of 48 megawatts (MW) have been reliably generating green electricity for ten yea…”
supportsTurbinesUnit capacityTotal capacityFoundationMechanism+6 more
[6]
RSB Formwork Technology2012
“Construction time RSB: March 2012 – December 2012”
supportsOnshore constructionOffshore constructionSite rights
[7]
Scaldis Salvage & Marine Contractors2012-09
“In September 2012 HLV Rambiz installed 16 gravity based foundations (GBF) in the Swedish part of the Baltic Sea, East of the Isle of Oland, in the vicinity of Karehamn.”
supportsOnshore constructionOffshore constructionSite rights
[9]
Miljooverdomstolen (via lagen.nu)2009-03-17
“Ansökan om tillstånd enligt miljöbalken för utbyggnad och drift av vindkraftpark Kårehamnsporten i havet utanför Kårehamn ... Växjö tingsrätts, miljödomstolen, dom 2008-07-10 i mål nr M 1568-07”
supportsConsentConsent granted
Trade press5
[2]
Offshore Wind Biz2013-10-01
Press report — cited, not quoted; read it at the source link.
supportsFinal investment decisionCommercial operationTurbinesModelUnit capacity+1 more
[4]
Energy Pedia2026-04-01◆ RWE sold its Swedish wind activities to …
“The transaction closed on April 1, 2026. Aneo acquired the operational Karehamn offshore wind farm (48 megawatts) as part of the asset transfer.”
supportsoperator
[5]
GEBCO Compilation Group2020
supportsWater depth
[8]
NS Energy Business2013-10-01
Press report — cited, not quoted; read it at the source link.
supportsFirst power
[10]
DTU Wind Energy / World Bank (Global Wind Atlas)2026
supportsMean wind speed