Arise’s Pohjan Voima and Finsilva co-operate on Finnish renewable developments
Published by Theodore Reed-Martin,
Editorial Assistant
Energy Global,
Arise AB, via its Finnish subsidiary Pohjan Voima, has entered into a co-operation agreement with Finsilva, one of Finland's largest landowners. The co-operation opens up opportunities for the development of new wind and solar projects, which may also include battery storage.
Three of Pohjan Voima's current wind farm projects are located on land partially owned by Finsilva in Karstula, Keuruu and Parkano. In deepening their co-operation, Pohjan Voima and Finsilva have identified five new project areas, which have the conditions for the development of approximately 500 MW of wind and solar power. The projects will be included in Arise's portfolio as early-stage projects.
"We are delighted to announce this co-operation agreement between Pohjan Voima and Finsilva. This partnership marks another milestone in our growth strategy, adding 500 MW of new greenfield early-stage projects to our portfolio, proving that we are on track to deliver on our 2025 portfolio targets,” said Per-Erik Eriksson, CEO, Arise AB. “We are confident that Pohjan Voima will continue to utilise their expertise and develop these projects to ready to build stage, boosting our platform in Finland and contributing further to the energy transition"
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