Hjuleberg
Facts

The wind turbines have a total height of 150 metres and a rotor diameter of 113 metres.
Service and maintenance of the wind farm and the nearby Högabjär-Kärsås wind farm are carried out from the operations unit in Högabjär-Kärsås. Both wind farms are also remotely monitored around the clock by a surveillence centre.
Landscape and environment
The landscape around the wind farm consists of spruce and pine trees, interspersed with patches of broadleaf forest, and the terrain is hilly. There are number of lakes and marshes in the area, as well as plenty of archaeological remains and farmland that has been cultivated for a long time.
Birds of prey such as golden eagles and ospreys have successfully nested in the area since the wind farm began operating.
Battery system for storing wind energy
The Hjuleberg wind farm is connected to a battery storage system, which was commissioned in 2024. The batteries have a total output of 30 MW and an energy storage capacity of 35 MWh. This helps to maintain the balance in the electricity system and make the grid more stable.