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Published project-specific cost for Baltic Power[4]: EUR 4.05e+09. Basis: Published project capex including insurance, excluding the separately described financing/reserve components. Published electric generating project rating for Baltic Power: 1140 MW. Basis: 76 operator-reported turbines × 15 MW; corroborated by inventory rating.
Northland Q2 2026 update confirms Baltic Power[2][4] first power, 61 of 76 turbines installed, 15 generating and construction/commissioning ongoing. Full commercial operations remain a second-half 2026 target; costs are aligned with original expectations.
Operator forecasts 4,000 GWh yearly electricity production; this is expected annual energy, distinct from rated MW.[1]
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Baltic Power publishes approximately €4.05 billion capital expenditure including insurance within an approximately €4.73 billion total budget. The larger budget also includes financing costs and reserve; the €4.4 billion credit package is not used as construction cost. The generating project has 76 turbines rated 15 MW each, totaling 1,140 MW; it is reported under construction in the August inventory.[2][3][4]
Published project-specific cost for Baltic Power: EUR 4.05e+09. Basis: Published project capex including insurance, excluding the separately described financing/reserve components. Published electric generating project rating for Baltic Power: 1140 MW. Basis: 76 operator-reported turbines × 15 MW; corroborated by inventory rating.[2]
Northland Q2 2026 update confirms Baltic Power first power, 61 of 76 turbines installed, 15 generating and construction/commissioning ongoing. Full commercial operations remain a second-half 2026 target; costs are aligned with original expectations.[3]
Operator forecasts 4,000 GWh yearly electricity production; this is expected annual energy, distinct from rated MW.[4]
Retained only with documented physical construction, commissioning or 2025–2026 opening and published project-specific costs and electrical output. Costs use the published scope and currency; no benchmark estimates or currency conversions. MW is power capacity, not annual electricity production. Expected annual energy, where given, is a forecast. The map point is a reported plant/project location and may be approximate. Matching inventory views and excluded expansion proposals are not additive capacity.