Project Manager Heat Pump

Vattenfall operates several flagship renewable energy projects, including the Hollandse Kust Zuid offshore wind farm in the Netherlands, a major asset in its offshore wind portfolio (source: vattenfall.nl). The company is actively developing the Zeevonk offshore wind project in the Netherlands in partnership with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, with phase one targeting 1 GW of offshore wind capacity and a 6 MW floating solar pilot by 2029, and phase two aiming to add another 1 GW of offshore wind, 500 MW of system integration capacity, and additional floating solar by 2032 (source: vattenfall.com). In Scotland, Vattenfall has committed to the Clashindarroch II onshore wind farm in Aberdeenshire, with a planned capacity of 63 MW and commissioning expected in 2027 (source: vattenfall.com). In Germany, the company secured permits for the 97 MWp Martensdorf solar farm and is advancing the Nordlicht offshore wind projects, with final investment decisions made and construction slated to begin in 2026 for operations in 2028 and 2029 (source: nasdaq.com). Vattenfall’s Swedish portfolio includes significant battery and wind developments such as Bruzaholm onshore wind and battery, Velinga onshore wind, and Battery Toledo, underscoring its commitment to integrated renewable energy solutions (source: vattenfall.com).

Over the past two years, Vattenfall has demonstrated continued growth in offshore wind, solar, battery storage, and grid integration projects, highlighted by a Q3 2025 increase in net sales and improved underlying operating profit in its Wind business driven by stronger volumes and availability (source: vattenfall.com). The company has made significant progress on the Zeevonk offshore wind project phases and advanced construction plans for the Nordlicht offshore wind farms in Germany, reflecting its strategic focus on expanding renewable capacity (source: vattenfall.com). Additionally, Vattenfall’s investment decision for the Clashindarroch II wind farm in Scotland and permit acquisition for the Martensdorf solar farm in Germany mark important milestones in its European renewable expansion (source: vattenfall.com).

Vattenfall offers a wide range of career opportunities across multiple disciplines including wind energy, grid operations, retail, trading, engineering, project development, IT and data, finance, legal, HR, procurement, operations, and customer service (source: careers.vattenfall.com). The company emphasizes flexible working arrangements, comprehensive leave policies, and strong support for learning and development, fostering a culture that values safety, teamwork, and work-life balance (source: careers.vattenfall.com). Employees benefit from home-energy related perks such as discounts on solar panels and electric vehicle chargers, reflecting Vattenfall’s commitment to sustainability both externally and internally (source: careers.vattenfall.com). The company’s Solna headquarters serves as a major workplace location, supporting a diverse and dynamic workforce in Sweden (source: careers.vattenfall.com).