The IPCIA investigation showed that the reindeer husbandry in Jillen Njaarke would be very negatively affected by the planned wind farm despite proposed adaptation measures

Authorities and the wind power company did not take this into account.

The wind farm was built and started operations in 2022, which led to public demonstrations.

The case is now under legal review where the IPCIA investigation forms an important part of the evidence to be assessed.

An ASI-Certified Entity that draws its power from the wind farm will undergo a re-certification audit in the coming year. It remains to be seen whether the wind farm in question will be considered as an associated facility and regarded as part of the assessment of the Performance Standard criteria, and how this may be considered in relation to other contextual circumstances and issues, including the impacts of climate change and the increasing need for renewable energy sources.