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The development of the main grid in Eastern Finland requires concrete connection needs
Fingrid is constantly making network plans for the future in Eastern Finland, but we can only proceed when we know what kind of transmission lines and substation locations...
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The development of the main grid in Eastern Finland requires concrete connection needs
Fingrid is constantly making network plans for the future in Eastern Finland, but we can only proceed when we know what kind of transmission lines and substation locations are needed to connect new electricity production and consumption.
Gigantic green steel project
Blastr Green Steel, a Norwegian entity, is planning a low-carbon steel mill in Inkoo, where it plans to produce steel with significantly lower carbon dioxide emissions than conventional production.
Preserving nature and maintaining the main grid
Fingrid’s main grid comprises more
than 14,000 kilometres of transmission lines. When the lines undergo maintenance, Fingrid strives to preserve natural values. In some cases, it is even beneficial to biodiversity.
