
Working together for a modern energy system
Fingrid works closely with several entities in the energy sector, especially now that the power system is transitioning towards clean energy.
Fingrid works closely with several entities in the energy sector, especially now that the power system is transitioning towards clean energy.
The voluntary power system support procedure covers flexible capacity equivalent to one nuclear power unit.
Major commerce enterprises focus on energy efficiency, wind and solar power. Significant electricity savings have been made in the unusual winter of 2022–2023.
Stora Enso’s Sunila mill refines lignin, a natural substance, into a carbon
material known as Lignode. This new material is a sustainable substitute for synthetic and natural graphite, which are used as anodes in batteries.
Espoo will soon be the site of a giant leap towards carbon neutrality.
Several parties are working together to put the green transition into action by harnessing the waste heat from a data centre to heat buildings.
Varma’s energy-renovated rental homes make everyday life quite environmentally friendly.
Fingrid is the first organisation in the world to deploy a digital condition management system developed in collaboration with ionSign. The system helps to identify potential
defects long before any problems arise.
A startup named Kapacity.io is conducting an EU project in collaboration with Fingrid. Kapacity’s customers are buildings that use heat pumps, and Kapacity offers them the chance of saving money on their electricity bills.
What happens when the hackathlon spirit takes over at Fingrid’s headquarters in Käpylä? This was the case in late November when seven teams competed in Fingrid’s first hackathlon. Several new services to benefit Fingrid and its stakeholders were developed over a two-day period. They will be piloted during the spring.
Google’s data centre in Hamina celebrated its 10th birthday in September. In ten years, Google has become a significant business partner and an active player that employs and trains top experts while revitalising the business structure in the Kymenlaakso region through its presence, thereby boosting the gross domestic product of Finland as a whole.
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Fingrid is Finland’s transmission system operator. We secure reliable electricity cost effectively for our customers and society, and shape the clean, market-oriented power system of the future.