Fennovoima's year 2020 report
The report describes the project progress and our sustainability work carried out in 2020.
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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Qualification procedures are reformed in the Kelpo project
In the nuclear sector, approval procedures for equipment procurement have traditionally been complex and required extensive paperwork. In the KELPO project, Finnish actors in the nuclear power industry, Fennovoima, Fortum, and TVO, are renewing the...
Video: Fennovoima’s CEO Joachim Specht gives exclusive interview
Watch the video to discover German engineer’s passion for the nuclear and his first impressions in the Hanhikivi 1 project.
Uranium is the cheat code for the universe
In the coming decades, a single uranium pellet can power a lifetime of electric vehicles.
The Coronavirus is tamed in the Accommodation village of the Hanhikivi peninsula
Hanhikivi 1 site has saved from the infection clusters. The arrangements in the Accommodation village play a big role in preventing the corona virus to spread.
I&C in Hanhikivi 1 nuclear power plant
The Instrumentation and Control system of a nuclear power plant, including the control room and the people working therein, is often referred to as the brain of the nuclear power plant. I&C that monitors and controls the nuclear reactor and balances the...
University traineeship led to a job with Hanhikivi 1 project
Hanhikivi 1 project offers job opportunities for students and people who are just starting with their careers. For Jesse Hakala and Tommi Kujala, a summer job and the writing of a thesis paved the way to a permanent job in the nuclear industry.
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.