The
German
utility’s
Swedish
unit
says
under
the
agreement
the
partners
will
explore
siting
up
to
200
wind
turbines
in
various
areas
of
central
and
southern
Norway.
Statskog
manages
65,000
square
kilometres
of
Norwegian
forests
and
mountains
–
about
20%
of
the
country's
mainland
–
on
behalf
of
the
government.
Statskog
may
give
E.ON
access
to
sites
with
favourable
wind
conditions
for
development.
If
the
partners
go
ahead,
they
aim
to
have
the
wind
turbines
in
place
by
2017.
The
two
will
make
a
firm
decision
on
whether
to
proceed
with
the…
