Nuclear power
Nuclear power has many benefits. It is a reliable way to produce large amount of electricity in a climate-friendly way. One fifth of the electricity consumed by Finns is produced by nuclear power.
Come to work at Fennovoima
We have hundreds of unique people at Fennovoima. We have the will and the power to seek a zero-emission solution for domestic power generation. Join our company.
Responsibility
The need for electricity in Finland is growing, and it is important to focus on creating efficient and environmentally friendly solutions.
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Summer job at Fennovoima offered great colleagues and work experience
Emmi Hanhimäki enjoys long-term planning
Summer job in Civil Engineering turned permanent
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Fennovoima is donating the true spirit of Christmas
Every year, Fennovoima participates in various charity campaigns. For the fifth time now, we will donate our Christmas card funds to the Good Holiday Spirit fundraising campaign.
Electricity markets for dummies – everything you need to know about the price of electricity
What sets the price of electricity, and what do potatoes have to do with it? Energy analyst and writer Rauli Partanen opens the math and mechanisms behind how electricity markets work with some very down-to-earth examples.
Video: What is happening at the Hanhikivi 1 construction site right now?
At present, Fennovoima’s administrative building is being erected on the site. Watch the video to discover what else is happening in the site.
The Hanhikivi 1 nuclear power plant construction license and its more than 50,000 pages
The construction of a nuclear power plant is a project of great magnitude and a long time span. The design and licensing documentation of the Hanhikivi 1 nuclear power plant consists of more than 50,000 pages.
Hanhikivi 1 project offers meaningful work
When Fennovoima recruits employees, candidates are sought all over the world. The Hanhikivi 1 project employs top talents from both Finland and abroad.
Our planet needs clean energy now, not tomorrow
According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), measures to slow down global warming are needed urgently. Managing the climate crisis requires emission-free electricity, which nuclear power can produce efficiently.
Finland needs more energy
The consumption or electricity is not about to decrease in Finland. Electricity provides us with light, heat, growth and welfare. Electricity must be produced so that it will not burden our climate.
Fennovoima is a Finnish energy company that builds Hanhikivi 1 nuclear power plant to a green field site on Pyhäjoki, Hanhikivi peninsula. The operational power plant will produce one tenth of Finland’s electricity need, reliably and climate-friendly.