Vattenfall

Every great achievement begins with a failed attempt. A fall. A stumble. A missed step that makes progress feel out of reach. But progress has always been driven by those who get up and try again. That use their determination, willpower and a hint of human ingenuity to find a way.

At Vattenfall, our attitude has always been that there’s a way to take on even the toughest challenges. So even when it feels like there’s no way to leave fossil fuels behind, we say: there’s only no way until there is one.

With fossil free electricity, there’s a way.

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At Vattenfall, our attitude has always been that there’s a way. Progress is rarely easy, but always possible – with the right mindset. Time has taught us that human ingenuity, confidence, and determination have enabled achievements that once seemed impossible - both in people’s everyday lives and in society. So even when it feels like there’s no way, we say: there’s only no way until there is one. That’s our attitude to leaving fossil fuels behind. With fossil-free electricity, there's a way.

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Our new solar park Juliusburg / Krukow in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, is built* with steel made from almost 100% scrap, supplied by our Swedish partner SSAB.
This shift cuts CO₂ emissions throughout the supply chain by 67% – from 460 tonnes to 153. That’s a reduction of 307 tonnes, equivalent to the emissions from driving a car around the globe about 40 times.
By lowering carbon emissions when building energy infrastructure, our work towards fossil freedom shows that there’s a way forward.

*The steel is used in the substructures of the solar modules on the Krukow section of the park.

Read more at https://group.vattenfall.com/press-and-media/pressreleases/2026/vattenfall-builds-first-solar-park-using-low-emission-steel/