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.
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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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Hannu Tuulensuu
Olli-Pekka Pirilä
Mohamed Mahmoud
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The long, hard road of stopping climate change
Emissions need to stop increasing so that climate change will stop accelerating. What are all the steps we need to take to get atmospheric CO2 to safer levels?
Lively villages are a resource
There are a little over 3,100 residents in the municipality of Pyhäjoki. The parish village is divided into the southern Etelänkylä and the northern Pohjankylä. There are four villages in Pyhäjoki: Yppäri, Parhalahti, Pirttikoski, and Liminkakylä.
Pirttikoski village trusts in the future
The residents of Pirttikoski village believe in doing things together and having good interpersonal relations. Communality creates a shared feeling that Pirttikoski is a good place to live and raise your children.
Master of Science in Engineering with three homes
Few Finns have homes in three places. Tiina Partanen was intrigued by the interesting job and unique project, and having several homes is convenient for both her work and the leisure arrangements of her entire family.
Baker’s craft is alive and well in Pyhäjoki
Four generations of Pehkonens have been transporting freight in their family business. The entrepreneurs never plan to use robots in their bakery; their products will be handmade also in the future.
Ice hockey gets young people to exercise in Pyhäjoki
Ice hockey team Pyhäjoen Joki-Kiekko has an important role in increasing vitality of the municipality.
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.