Most Dalarna municipalities share over 32 million kronor in wind power support

Most municipalities in Dalarna will share more than 32 million kronor in state wind power support for 2025 and 2026. Falun receives the largest share, while three get nothing. The figures are from Energimyndigheten.

According to a press release from Energimyndigheten, state wind power support is distributed among Sweden's municipalities for 2026. In Dalarna, more than 32 million kronor go to most municipalities for 2025 and 2026. Differences are significant: Falun gets the most, while three municipalities receive nothing. The data are presented as new figures from the agency. The article in Dala-Demokraten, by Eric Salomonsson, highlights the regional distribution.

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Realistic illustration of Dala-Demokraten newspaper front page listing Dalarna's highest earners from 2024 tax data, with charts showing income disparities against scenic Swedish backdrop.
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Dala-Demokraten publishes list of Dalarna's top earners

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The local newspaper Dala-Demokraten has released lists of the highest earners in Dalarna's communes, based on 2024 tax declaration data. The richest individuals earn on average 60 times the median wage in the county. The lists reveal significant income disparities across different areas.

Falun has been awarded 4.7 million kronor in state grants from the Swedish Energy Agency for wind power projects. The funds will support rural development initiatives in the municipality.

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Nils Grunditz, CEO of Green Power Sweden, urges Dalarna's municipalities to heed the government and approve wind power projects. He emphasizes wind power's role in climate transition and the government's 26 million kronor incentives for the region.

The Swedish government has halted the requirement for electricity network companies to introduce effect tariffs by January 1, 2027. The decision implements EU legislation but affects companies in Dalarna that have already introduced or planned such tariffs. Mother Jennifer Ehrndal in Falun says it impacts household budgets.

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The government proposes in its spring budget amendment that the state take a 60 percent majority stake in nuclear company Videberg Kraft, planning new small reactors at Ringhals. The state will buy shares from Vattenfall for 1.8 billion kronor in 2027. The deal gives the state direct and indirect ownership of 80 percent.

Residents in Enviksbyn, north of Falun, are trying to avoid connection to the municipal water and sewage network, while villages closer to Falun have been informed of expansion by 2038.

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Ludvika and Fagersta municipalities are completing their takeover of VB Energi. The deal has been marked by secrecy and complexity that limited residents’ access to information.

 

 

 

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