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Country summary: Finland
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Finland - recent news
| 16 Dec 25 |
Finland: Vestas announces three orders for a total of 277 MW with EnVentus wind turbines in Finland Vestas has announced three orders for a total of 277 MW with EnVentus wind turbines in Finland. Delivery and commissioning is planned to begin Q2/Q3 2027. |
| 03 Dec 25 |
Finland: Enefit Green divests Tolpanvaara Wind Farm to TD Greystone Infrastructure Fund and Rabbalshede Kraft AB Enefit Green has signed an agreement to sell its Tolpanvaara wind farm in Finland to TD Greystone Infrastructure Fund, marking a strategic step in focusing on the Baltics and Poland markets. |
| 01 Dec 25 |
Finland: Fortum acquires 4.4 GW of Finnish Wind Projects from ABO Energy ABO Energy has completed the sale of a 4.4-gigawatt (GW) wind energy portfolio in Finland to Fortum, a leading Finnish energy company. The transaction, which closed on November 28th, includes 29 wind power projects across the country. |
| 15 Jul 25 |
Finland: Vestas wins 74 MW order in Finland Vestas has announced a 74 MW order in Finland as part of its Q3 order intake. Delivery is planned to begin in Q2 2026 with commissioning scheduled for Q4 2026. |
| 15 Apr 25 |
Finland: Energiequelle launches its first hydrogen project in Finland Energiequelle has received planning consent for its Oulu Green Hydrogen Park project. It is the company's first public hydrogen project in Finland and is to be developed in the city of Oulu, 600 kilometres north of Helsinki. |
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