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Controversial Wind Farm Bankrupt

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Haram Kraft lost 73 million kroner last year and lacks the money to service its short-term debt. They are now bankrupt.
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Haram Kraft, which owns the wind power plant on Haramsøya, is said to be technically bankrupt.

Haram Kraft lost 73 million kroner last year and lacks the money to service its short-term debt. They are now bankrupt.

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Five years after the rape of nature on Haramsøya in Hordaland with wind turbines, Haram Kraft is technically bankrupt. NVE proclaimed this unnecessary wind power project as "one of the very best in Norway". The title is dubious, even though a full 60 percent of Norwegian wind power plants are running at a loss. The business model is hopeless.

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Document broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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