It
seemed
to
have
everything
going
for
it.
The
first
Swedish
wind
farms
opened
more
than
20
years
ago,
and
the
local
industry
has
a
number
of
highly
experienced
and
talented
developers.
Sweden
has
one
of
the
developed
world’s
lowest
population
densities;
an
immense
wind
resource
along
its
southern
coasts
and
northern
mountains;
a
strong,
modern
and
well-sited
grid;
an
unusual
depth
of
experience
in
trading
power
with
neighbouring
countries;
a
nearly
decade-old
green-certificate
market;
and
an
environmentally
inclined
population
—
the
Green
Party
holds
the
third-largest
bloc
in
parliament.
Yet…
