Site development in Finland
One of Fortum's strategic priorities is to drive decarbonisation of Nordic industries. In line with this objective, we aim to help energy-intensive industries decarbonise their operations by implementing early-stage site development for industrial customers.
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Joddböle industrial area, Inkoo
- 440 hectares
- Blastr Green Steel and Fortum have signed an agreement for the exclusive use of Fortum's Joddböle industrial site to produce green steel.
- Based on the agreement, Blastr will carry out the necessary preliminary studies, plans and environmental impact assessments to take the project forward.
Read more here.
Lakari, Rauma
- 307 hectares
- We are developing the area for potential data centre operators who will make the actual investments.
Interested in investing? Find more information here.
Länsi-Pennala, Orimattila
- 150 hectares
- We are developing the area for potential data centre operators who will make the actual investments.
Petäjäs, Port of Rauma
- In cooperation with Port of Rauma
- 14 hectares
- We are developing the area to enable a hydrogen and/or hydrogen derivates production plant investment.
- The actual investment in the plant will be made by the project investor.
Read more here.
Seppälänkangas, Jyväskylä
- 60 hectares
- We are developing the area for potential data centre operators who will make the actual investments.
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Sievari industrial area, Harjavalta
- 48 hectares
- We are developing the area for potential data centre operators who will make the actual investments.
Read more here.
Stormosskärret, Sipoo
- 88 hectares
- We are developing the area for potential data centre operators who will make the actual investments.
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Sudentulli, Nurmijärvi
- 55 hectares
- We are developing the area for potential data centre operators who will make the actual investments.
Interesed in investing? Find more information here.
Tahkoluoto, Pori
- In cooperation with City of Pori and the city's group companies Port of Pori and Suisto Kiinteistöt.
- Our aim is to improve the usability of Tahkoluoto industrial area, increase the use of the port and create as many jobs as possible.
- Targeted operators to the area would include the production of green hydrogen-based synthetic hydrocarbons and ammonia or green steel, as well as various stages of battery value chain.
Juha Ruokonen
Corporate Relations Manager
Tel: +358400918322
juha [dot] ruokonen [at] fortum [dot] com