RES has obtained approval for the Storåsen Wind Farm from Ånge municipality, a significant step towards boosting green energy production and hydrogen development in the region. The wind farm, comprising 24 turbines, will contribute 500 GWh to the energy mix in SE2, powering half of Ljungaverk's hydrogen plant. RES, through projects like Storåsen, emphasizes its dedication to sustainable initiatives in Ånge, including wind power, battery storage, and green hydrogen. The approval signifies the municipality's commitment to supporting renewable energy projects and fostering local economic benefits, such as job creation and village funds. The chosen site for the wind farm is well-suited for renewable energy production, aligning with the municipality's master plan guidelines. Additionally, the wind farm will supply renewable energy to Tovåsen grid station, facilitating the operation of two large-scale hydrogen plants in Ånge. This integrated approach aims to strengthen the region's position as a hub for green energy and attract new industrial investments. The development of Storåsen Wind Farm is expected to bring local value by creating jobs and promoting community engagement through RES' Powerbank initiative. The total investment in renewable projects by RES in Ånge is estimated at SEK 20-30 billion, showcasing the potential of sustainable development to drive economic growth and environmental progress.