Clean and Reliable Energy

The Pori region offers Finland’s strongest and most versatile energy environment. By developing the vitality of the industry and achieving our goals related to low-carbon targets, we continue to cement our position as a leading energy environment. Heavy investments have been made in the area’s energy infrastructure in recent years, which has helped to further enhance the diversification of the region.

Best kept secrets on Pori's strengths

The area offers:

  • 40% of Finland’s electricity production
  • Future investments in renewable energy
  • An efficient power grid
  • Several wind farms – including the world’s first arctic-ready offshore windfarm

Optimal energy system

A diverse energy supply and extensive know-how give the region’s energy-intensive industry a strong competitive advantage. We also want to support green growth and be involved in developing Finland’s energy system in a low-emission, reliable and competitively priced direction. We have optimal energy conditions which provide an excellent base for future industry, logistics and trade.

Future is energetic

Around €1.5 billion worth of investments in renewable energy, hydrogen technology and biofuels are currently being implemented. In addition, there are future plans for billion-euro new energy investments. The vast potential of clean and safe energy boosts new innovations and business opportunities. Being Finland’s strongest and most versatile energy environment is a significant factor in the appeal of the area.

Recent and Future Investments:

Green hydrogen

P2X Solutions: Green hydrogen and synthetic methane production plant (20 MW)
Porin Prosessivoima and Ren-Gas: Power-to-gas plant

Solar power

Pori Portside Areas: Solar power plant (20MW)
Harjavalta Industrial Park (18 MW)
Copper Industry Park: (4.5 MW)
Ulvila solar power plant (250 MW)

Biofuels

BioEnergo: Industrial-scale bioconversion plant (bioethanol, biogas)
Envor: Biogas plant

Wind

Several onshore and offshore wind farms (840 MW)

Other

Pori Energia: Carbon capture plant