The
Swedish
companies
will
each
have
a
50%
stake
in
the
Mullberg
Wind
Park
at
Rätan
in
the
north
of
the
country,
which
will
require
a
total
investment
of
SKr1.2bn
($180m)
and
was
previously
being
developed
by
Eolus
Vind.
The
partners
say
they
have
started
a
turbine
procurement
process
for
the
project,
which
has
a
permit
for
up
to
31
machines
on
two
ridges
at
altitudes
of
up
to
600
metres
above
sea
level.
A
jointly-owned
company
called
Jemtska
will
build
and
grid-connect
the
wind
farm.
The
construction
element
of
the
deal
is
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