Articles and insights
Perspectives on the energy transition.
In this section, we share articles, case studies, and insights from across OX2. From renewable energy trends to lessons from our projects, our aim is to contribute to the conversation and share what we’re learning as we help accelerate the shift to sustainable energy.
Construction Manager Giulia Verzino has played a central role in delivering Maia, OX2’s first Italian wind farm, a complex project with high demands on local insight, risk management, and collaboration with stakeholders.
Meaningful community engagement ensures local knowledge informs project design, and community benefits offered by the project reflect what matters most to people who live in the area.
OX2’s first Romanian wind project became an unexpected five-month assignment for HSE Manager Sara Lindström, who arrived for a routine audit and stayed to strengthen safety performance and trust on site.
How a wind farm can support biodiversity and the local community
Transporting blades and turbine components to the Green Breeze site in Romania was an engineering challenge in itself, as this video shows.
OX2 in Poland as a partner of the Soil Carbon Bank project, explores how different management methods impact the carbon sequestration of the area by capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and retaining it in the soil.
In connection with the development and construction of the Kraśnik Wind Farm in Lubelskie, Poland, OX2 has taken the initiative to protect Europe’s largest owl, the bubo bubo.
As Director of Power Markets and PPA at OX2, Olli Hagqvist structures and negotiates long-term power agreements with hyperscalers and other major corporates. As demand for renewable energy grows, these large companies are increasingly turning to long-term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) to secure reliable, clean electricity.
In less than ten years, batteries will become the second largest source of dispatchable energy after hydropower, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). The development of grid-scale battery storage is going much faster than most realize.