Press releases
Wind power was Finland’s second-largest source of electricity last year. Its share of Finland’s electricity generation increased to nearly 28 percent, making it the country’s second-largest form of power generation. Only nuclear power produced more electricity. At the same time, solar power generation has also increased. Total electricity consumption grew moderately over the year, and […]
21.1.2026
Press releases
The year 2025 was a record year for industrial-scale solar power construction in Finland: 227 megawatts of new capacity were completed, and the country’s total capacity more than doubled. Solar power is rapidly emerging as a credible part of Finland’s clean electricity generation mix. In 2025, seven new industrial-scale solar power plants were completed in […]
8.1.2026
Press releases
Slightly over 1,000 megawatts (MW) of new wind power capacity was built in Finland in 2025, bringing the country’s total capacity to nearly 9,500 MW. Wind power is still most strongly concentrated in the Ostrobothnia regions. The amendment to the Land Use and Building Act currently being prepared by the Government will in the future […]
8.1.2026
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Nine companies and organisations that work on renewable energy are conserving 108 hectares of valuable nature in honor of Finland’s Independence Day. The conservation and restoration sites are located in Simo, Pudasjärvi, and Puolanka. The conservation and restoration are funded by Taaleri Energia, Fortum, Helen, Myrsky Energia, ABO Energy together with the Ålandsbanken Wind Power […]
8.12.2025
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The Finnish Government has today decided on the regulatory provisions on wind and solar power to be included in the new Land Use Act. The fixed 1,250-metre set-back-distance between wind turbines and houses would prevent wind power development in southern Finland and on industrial sites. The proposed rules for solar power risk constraining a sector […]
28.11.2025
Press releases
As the winter season begins, the overall outlook for Finland’s electricity adequacy remains good. Wind power production peaks in winter, as the coldest months are also the windiest. Distributed electricity generation across different parts of Finland supports grid balance and strengthens system reliability – but enabling such distributed production requires political commitment and clear regulation. […]
26.11.2025
