Finnish Cleantech & Sustainability Startup News

A former Nokia executive, who previously sold mobile phones internationally and had to lay off colleagues, now leads a bicycle company. He pivoted after facing difficulties in his previous venture.

A veteran leader in the Finnish automotive industry shares their vision of the future of private car ownership in an in-depth interview, reflecting on a lifelong passion for cars that began in childhood.

A Finnish company has deployed 76 electric vehicle chargers in the United States, with the largest boasting a capacity of 1.2 MW each, marking a significant expansion for the company in the North American market.

Estonian biotech ÄIO partnered with skincare brand tilk! to launch a bio-fermented facial serum featuring ÄIO's RedOil. This marks ÄIO's first commercial product, available now via tilk!'s e-shop.

Finnish companies are ready to invest and grow, according to a Business Finland survey. 54% plan to increase staff within two years, and 44% will boost R&D. However, labor availability and regulation are concerns.

Finland has received a substantial €33 million in mining taxes, a significant boost to the national treasury. A noteworthy aspect of this revenue distribution is the concentration of benefits in six specific locations, with one small town receiving an impressive €5 million. This influx of funds is tied to the extraction of various minerals, including but not limited to nickel, zinc, and copper, all of which are vital components in modern technology and manufacturing. The specific town receiving the €5 million is located near a particularly active mining operation, highlighting the direct link between resource extraction and local economic gain. The amount of tax collected is linked to the volume and value of minerals extracted, as well as the prevailing tax rates for the mining industry.

European tech companies secured over €1.2 billion in funding across more than 60 deals this week, a substantial increase compared to previous weeks. The data also indicates over 5 exits, M&A deals and rumours this week, suggesting a maturing ecosystem where early investments are beginning to yield returns. Several significant deals contributed to this large sum, with some individual rounds exceeding €100 million. Furthermore, the funding distribution was relatively broad, spanning various stages from seed to late-stage ventures. Specific sectors that attracted significant investment include fintech, AI, and sustainable technologies.

Finland's earliest hydropower plants offer compelling evidence of a deeply rooted history of harnessing the energy of flowing water, dating back centuries. These pioneering facilities showcase remarkable ingenuity in adapting and utilizing natural resources to power various industries and communities. They represent more than just technological advancements; they embody a profound understanding of the environment and a commitment to sustainable practices that were remarkably forward-thinking for their time. The article highlights specific examples of these early plants, delving into their design and operation, to illustrate the resourcefulness of early Finnish engineers and communities.

Finnish technology based on the 100-year-old rotor sail principle is gaining renewed attention. The device, originating from the 1920s, offers a novel approach to maritime propulsion efficiency.

A legendary engine from the 1970s is credited with saving Wärtsilä. The engine’s innovative design secured the company’s future during a challenging period.

Sifted lists the top 20 equity deals in Europe. The list showcases the scale of investment flowing into various European startups and established companies.

Swiss Metafuels received €1.92M in Netherlands funding for its Rotterdam e-SAF project. The funds support the 'Turbe' project, deploying Metafuels' methanol-to-jet technology for sustainable aviation fuel production.

Swedish startup Endform secured €1.5M in seed funding led by Alliance VC, with participation from First Fellow, Greens Ventures, and Antler. The funding will be used to significantly expand Endform's engineering team and scale its innovative web testing platform, which is specifically built and optimized for the popular Playwright testing framework.

French company Standing Ovation raised €30M led by Ecotechnologies 2 and Crédit Mutuel Innovation. Funding supports scaling their precision fermentation technology, turning dairy byproducts into casein protein.

European Deeptech Week, held in Paris, convened 2500+ stakeholders including founders, investors, and policymakers. Organized by Bpifrance and INSKIP, it focused on translating scientific leadership into industrial strength.

Stockholm-based Enkei secured pre-seed funding at a €3M valuation. Investors include Anders Lendager, Christina Åqvist, and RadCap. Enkei transforms construction waste into high-quality architectural materials.

German AI startup deeplify raised €2.0 million in pre-seed funding led by D11Z Ventures. The funds will support deeplify's platform for modernizing critical infrastructure inspections.

A two-part 'magic word' will soon become more costly for a majority of Finns, despite their inability to influence it. This Tekniikkatalous article discusses the specifics of this financial burden.

Finland is expected to see improvements in electricity prices, offering relief after periods of high volatility. Factors contributing include increased renewable energy production and improved grid infrastructure.

German startup tozero, founded in 2022 by Sarah Fleischer & Ksenija Milicevic Neumann, has officially launched its first industrial battery recycling plant in Bavaria, Germany. This plant boasts the capacity to process 1,500 tonnes of battery waste per year, marking a significant step towards sustainable battery material sourcing within Europe.

The world's first LH₂ (liquid hydrogen) and LCO₂ (liquid carbon dioxide) terminal is under construction, boasting a capacity of 200,000 tons LH₂ and 1.8 million tons LCO₂ per year. A Finnish firm is involved in the project.

In 2025, Finnish tech saw €2.9B raised, with Nokia securing $1B from Nvidia. Early-stage activity remained strong across deeptech, AI, cleantech, and healthcare.

Arkadia Space, a Spanish space firm, secured €14.5M from the EIC (European Innovation Council) for its development of green propulsion technology using hydrogen peroxide. This funding package includes a €2.5M grant, €6M equity investment, and an additional €6M in private investment, showcasing a blended finance approach to supporting deep-tech innovation.

WithSecure, a prominent cybersecurity firm, is actively emphasizing the critical importance of cybersecurity resilience within Finland. Their analysis highlights the nation's significant dependence on non-European technologies and the urgent need for proactive risk management strategies in the face of escalating cyber threats and geopolitical instability.

Epoch Biodesign, a London-based company developing enzymatic recycling technology, closed a $12M strategic funding round. Lululemon, KOMPAS VC, Happiness Capital, Extantia, and Leitmotif participated. March 2026. Total funding exceeds $50M.

German deeptech company INCIRT closed a €4.8M funding round led by Lifeline Ventures with participation from High-Tech Gründerfonds. INCIRT develops data converters with 100x faster conversion. March 2026. Based in Aachen.

Milan-based Foreverland raised €6M to expand its cocoa-free chocolate alternative, Choruba. The funding round included Kost Capital, Maia Ventures, CDP Venture Capital, and others.

The Technology Industries of Finland (Teknologiateollisuus) emphasizes the growing need for low-carbon expertise in various technology roles. A skills pulse report identified key competency areas for Finnish tech companies.

A Finnish technology company specializing in innovative snow removal solutions for the city of Helsinki has declared bankruptcy. The company, after several years of operation and development, was unable to secure sustainable long-term funding to continue its activities. This is despite demonstrating promising results with its technological solutions designed to address the unique challenges of snow management in an urban environment.

A Finnish factory, operating for only 10 months, has filed for bankruptcy. The facility's brief operational period highlights challenges in the current manufacturing landscape in Finland.

Partech closed its inaugural €300M Impact Fund to support European B2B tech scaling up. The fund targets commercially mature firms exceeding €10M revenue, addressing a funding gap in the impact investing landscape.

A Finnish expert expresses a dark view of the risks in the Strait of Hormuz and Donald Trump's comments, calling them "incomprehensible." The expert's identity and specific concerns are not detailed.

A new report reveals that 97% of Finnish companies are failing to meet expectations when implementing AI solutions. The study highlights challenges in realizing the technology's full potential in Finland.

Russia has initiated economic retaliation against Europe, placing €210 billion at risk. This move follows increasing tensions and sanctions related to the conflict in Ukraine.

The battle for the European electric vehicle market intensifies as Chinese automakers ramp up their presence. Increased competition is expected to drive down prices and accelerate the adoption of EVs.

AIRMO, a space tech startup, raised €5M in seed funding led by Ananda ImpactVentures for its greenhouse gas monitoring tech. They plan a 2027 satellite mission and expanded airborne coverage, demonstrating a commitment to providing comprehensive and accurate data on greenhouse gas emissions. This funding round will enable AIRMO to accelerate the development and deployment of its technology, contributing to global efforts to address climate change. The investment reflects growing investor interest in innovative solutions for environmental monitoring and sustainability.

Stockholm-based Endform, a platform for high-speed web testing, raised €1.5M led by Alliance VC, Antler, First Fellow, and Greens. The funding will be used to expand its core team, enhance platform features, and accelerate platform adoption among software development teams. This investment underscores the growing demand for efficient and reliable web testing tools that can help developers deliver high-quality software faster. Endform is positioned to capitalize on this demand by providing a solution that addresses the challenges of slow testing in modern software development workflows.

Deep Science Ventures launched a new doctoral cohort in April 2026, funded by SPRIND and Builders Vision, to empower 'Venture Scientists' to solve global challenges by turning science into startups.

An ambitious idea is brewing in an old Defence Forces bunker, potentially transforming the entire cloud business landscape in Finland. The details of the company and its specific innovation have not yet been revealed.

Eeva Terho joined Tesi, the Finnish Industry Investment, as Senior Legal Counsel on March 9, 2026. She brings extensive expertise in financial, sustainability, and stock exchange regulation.

A well-known Finnish energy professor founded a hydrogen firm, claiming to be the only company globally producing fuel cells using 3D printing technology.

Telura, a stealth geothermal energy startup, has received backing from Nucleus Capital and First Momentum Ventures. The funding will support Telura's development of innovative geothermal energy solutions, although specifics of the technology remain undisclosed.

Finnish researchers are developing a groundbreaking charging technology that promises to increase battery charging power and lifespan by up to 100%. The innovative approach aims to enhance battery performance significantly.

Alexander Stubb, former Prime Minister of Finland, has called on a country of 1.4 billion people, presumably India, to cease purchasing oil from Russia. The statement was reported by Tekniikkatalous.

The CEO of a major Finnish company (unnamed) is questioning why Finland is struggling to achieve significant economic growth. Tekniikkatalous reported the CEO's concerns.

A Finnish publicly listed company received a €39M order to deliver two 18 MW wind turbines to a gold mine in Finland. The deal highlights the mining sector's shift to renewable energy.

The Finnish government will soon implement an electricity tax, expected to generate an additional €56 million in revenue. The tax will affect consumers and businesses across Finland.

A new Finnish factory has begun processing 20,000,000 kg annually of a challenging 1600°C industrial waste material, recovering valuable resources. No other facility globally can fully process this specific waste stream.

A Finnish engineer built a 21.5 kWh battery pack into his EV's trunk, extending its lifespan by 10-15 years. This DIY project highlights potential for extending electric vehicle usability.

Finland's newest supercomputer, Roihu, is operational at a UPM's former paper mill, consuming 1 MW of power. Boasting an impressive 187,152 computing cores, Roihu represents a substantial increase in Finland's high-performance computing capabilities, positioning the nation for advancements across various scientific and industrial domains.

VivaTech 2026 in Paris (June 17-20) invites startups to apply for its challenges. Focus areas include cloud, sustainability, AI, women founders, and African innovation.

Photoncycle, a Norwegian startup, raised €15M in Series A led by NordicNinja and Voima Ventures. They'll scale their solid-state hydrogen energy storage, converting summer sun into winter power for homes across Europe.

Vertical Compute, an AI chip startup, raised €37M to tackle AI's memory overload. The funding will support the development of their specialized chips designed to improve efficiency and reduce the energy consumption of AI workloads.

Teknologiateollisuus.fi discusses how the circular economy can enhance the resilience of EU internal markets by promoting the recycling of raw materials and strengthening European value chains. The article highlights the EU's efforts to address critical raw material dependence through regulations and action plans.

Grodi, a Spanish company focused on autonomous robotics and computer vision for intensive agriculture, has raised €2.5 million in a round led by Swanlaab Innvierte Agri FoodTech. The funding will support the industrialization of their VEGA 11 robot and international expansion.

London-based Tewke, a company focused on energy optimisation and home automation, has closed a £1.5 million funding round to scale its AI-powered home energy platform. The funding will support go-to-market execution and expansion of the engineering team.

Teknologiateollisuus is participating in the Finnish pavilion at the COP31 climate conference to showcase Finnish climate solutions and promote international collaboration. A partner search for companies to participate in the pavilion will open in March 2026.

A new sodium-based battery boasts a 100% increase in energy storage capacity and the ability to purify seawater, potentially addressing both energy storage and water scarcity challenges.

Tekniikka & Talous has identified the most promising centers in Finland for the green industrial revolution. The specific locations and industries are not detailed in the available summary.

Finland is developing another small nuclear reactor intended for use in ships and submarines. This marks a significant advancement in nuclear energy technology in Finland.

Maria 01 hosted Wärtsilä's WISE Annual Event, bringing together businesses, startups, academia, and research institutes to accelerate energy transformation. The event included keynotes, workshops, and a hackathon facilitated by Maria 01.

Dublin-based Nocomed, a sustainability software company, has raised €650,000 in seed funding to expand its platform for measuring and reducing supply chain emissions in the healthcare sector.

Gothenburg-based Vesiro, a spinout from Chalmers University, has raised €1.6 million in seed funding to expand its performance-focused plug-in for Elasticsearch, designed to improve search efficiency and reduce server energy consumption in large-scale data environments.

London-based xWatts, an intelligent energy management platform focused on decarbonising complex real estate assets, has closed a £1.6 million seed funding round to further develop its AI- and machine-learning-based technology for managing energy use and reducing carbon emissions in buildings across Europe.

Dcycle, a sustainability data management platform, has acquired ESG-X, a software company specializing in AI-enabled sustainability reporting, to support European expansion and meet increasing demand for integrated sustainability data infrastructure.

Finnish Capalo AI has announced an €11 million funding round. Tesi made its first investment in the company, which uses AI to improve battery usage and stored energy trading.

Carbonaide has raised €3.7 million to expand its carbon-negative concrete technology, which mineralizes CO₂ into concrete, permanently locking it away and improving material performance. The funding will support global sales, R&D, and the development of a Carbonaide Service Platform.

Twogee Biotech, a Munich-based biotechnology start-up, has completed a €2.2 million seed round to develop enzyme solutions for converting biomass into sustainable raw materials. The company's technology aims to support industrial partners in creating circular, low-CO₂ value chains.

German climatetech startup Co-reactive secured €6.5 million in seed funding to scale its CO₂ mineralisation process, converting captured CO₂ into CO₂-negative supplementary cementitious materials for the construction industry.

Venture firm 2150 closed its €210 million second fund, focusing on technology companies reshaping cities and industries, bringing total assets under management to €500 million.

Ville Voipio, Chairman of the Technology Industries of Finland, discusses the megatrends shaping the world: geopolitical unrest, climate change, digitalization and polarization, and how Finland can navigate them.

A 1000 megawatt technical threat exists between Finland and Estonia, which could lead to a significant blow according to an energy industry leader.

Cloover, a Berlin-based company, has secured $22M in Series A equity and a $1.2B debt facility to develop an AI operating system for decentralized energy. This will support financing for customers and installers in the renewable energy sector.

The growth of AI in Europe is facing challenges related to the high energy demands of AI models and the impact of rising energy prices, potentially hindering innovation and competitiveness.

An energy technology graduate sent over 100 job applications and shares their experiences and outcomes in the Finnish job market.

Data centers are causing strain on the US power grid due to high energy consumption, while China faces a different set of challenges in data center management.

Geopolitical tensions, trade policy changes, cyber threats, and climate risks increasingly impact global value chains. Finnish technology companies need to build resilience into their operations by diversifying suppliers, identifying dependencies, and increasing real-time visibility in their supply networks.

A former defense minister highlights the potential threats posed by China and Russia and suggests that NATO should increase its presence in Greenland to counter these risks.

Finland is constructing a large-scale battery storage facility with a capacity of 62.5 MW / 231 MWh, capable of achieving a new 4-hour energy storage record.

The world's first generator powered by supercritical carbon dioxide has been launched. The project includes two 15 MW units.

Hydrogen production has commenced in Loviisa, potentially offering a solution for industrial decarbonization.

A project for a floating small nuclear power plant, with a heating power of 365 MW and an electrical power of 110 MW, is progressing closer to realization. This represents a step towards alternative energy sources.

The article reports a record number of bankruptcies in Finland since 1997, indicating a challenging economic climate for businesses.

A new large-scale wind farm with a capacity of 367 MW is being built in Finland, positioning it among the country's largest wind energy projects once it's finished.

Copenhagen-based open-source startup NobodyWho raised €2M in pre-seed funding to promote Small Language Models (SLMs) as a cost-efficient, data-secure, and climate-friendly alternative to cloud-based LLMs, enabling local AI on devices.

The Finnish Game Industry has mapped its greenhouse gas emissions for the first time, estimating 190,000 tons of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2024, including emissions from the global player base.

Swedish energy company Elvy secured €500 million in financing to expand its home energy packages across Europe, offering solar panels, heat pumps, and home battery systems via a monthly subscription model. Aiming to reduce upfront investment and energy costs for homeowners.

Elvy, a Swedish energy company, has secured €500 million in funding to offer integrated home energy solutions via a subscription model, including solar panels, heat pumps, and home battery systems. The aim is to provide homeowners with predictable energy costs and reduce reliance on the grid.

FION Energy, a Berlin-based cleantech startup, has secured €1.4 million in pre-seed funding to develop and deploy AI-optimised battery storage systems for industrial companies.

AFRY has made a public commitment to promote the circular economy in the construction sector, focusing on concrete recycling and reuse through pilot projects and internal guidelines.

UK-based Mater-AI, a materials innovation startup, secured £1.5M to develop more efficient thermoelectric materials using AI. The platform combines AI and physics-based modelling to accelerate design, turning waste heat into electricity or providing cooling without refrigerants.

AILOS Robotics, a spin-off from Vrije Universiteit Brussel, has raised €3.5 million in a seed round. The company is developing robotic gearboxes for humanoids and collaborative robots, aiming for lighter, safer, and more energy-efficient robots.

Future Energy Ventures (FEV) has closed its second fund with €205 million, along with a dedicated capital fund for Italy of €3 million, to invest in digital and asset-light energy technologies, particularly at the Series A and B stages. They focus on companies reshaping the energy landscape through digital solutions.

Finnish researchers have created a supercapacitor using only water, carbon, and cellulose, representing a significant breakthrough in sustainable energy storage.

PowerUP Energy Technologies, based in Tallinn, secured €10 million in Series A funding to scale the manufacturing and commercialization of its hydrogen-powered electric generators for defense, industrial, and off-grid applications.

Fortum and other electricity companies are experiencing a boost in their stock market performance due to the ongoing artificial intelligence boom and increased demand for energy.

Steady Energy is developing small nuclear power technology, offering a clean and competitive alternative for district heating production.

Finnish energy startup Synergi has launched Finland’s first EV virtual power plant, allowing EV drivers to earn rewards by participating in grid balancing through smart charging.

Finnish company Mäkelä Alu has achieved its carbon neutrality goals by 2025 through various projects including switching to electric heating and implementing heat recovery systems. The company sees this as a strategic competitive advantage.

Unconventional Ventures, a venture capital firm focusing on impact investments, has announced the first close of its second fund at €50 million. This new fund will continue to support early-stage startups with a focus on diversity and sustainability.

Oyster Bay, a Hamburg-based venture firm, has closed its second fund at over €100 million, dedicated to future food startups. They aim to invest in companies transforming the global food system, focusing on sustainability and efficiency.

Changes to electricity pricing in Finland a month ago have resulted in confusing price curves, and an energy director explains the situation.

Finland will have its own pavilion at COP30, the world's largest climate event, showcasing Finnish expertise and innovative sustainable technology solutions for achieving carbon neutrality. The pavilion aims to strengthen Finland's reputation as a pioneer in climate solutions.

Energy trading firm Gunvor Group has withdrawn its bid to acquire Russian oil giant Lukoil’s international operations, including Finnish oil company Teboil, after a warning from the U.S. Treasury Department.

Leil, a Tallinn-based data storage infrastructure software company, has raised €1.5 million in seed funding led by Karma Ventures. The funding will be used to scale its software that makes high-density shingled magnetic recording (SMR) drives practical for enterprise-scale deployments, reducing energy consumption and costs.

A report by Tesi indicates that Finland has the potential to build growth through new industries, particularly in hydrogen, bioproducts, metals, minerals, and data centers, leveraging clean energy and strong infrastructure.

Finland's SpinDrive, a provider of active magnetic bearing (AMB) systems, has secured new funding to scale its technology. Their AMB systems eliminate friction in high-speed machinery, leading to maintenance-free operation and significant energy efficiency gains. They are also launching a new product Magma X100.

A Finnish company is planning to revolutionize energy production by nanoprinting solar film on surfaces like boat sails, roofs, and jackets, while also printing the battery simultaneously.

Teppo Säkkinen has been appointed as the Director of the Sustainable Growth team at Technology Industries of Finland. He brings experience in environmental and climate policy.

MarkeDroid, an Estonian startup developing an AI-powered platform for distributed energy orchestration, has raised €300,000 in bridge funding to scale its operations across Europe. The platform connects residential, commercial, and grid-level energy resources.

Exnaton, a Swiss software company developing an AI-driven intelligence platform for utilities, has raised a Series A round to accelerate its European expansion. The platform helps utilities launch smart, data-driven sustainable energy solutions.

A large-scale plant is planned in Finland to produce 100,000 tons of e-methanol annually, with production expected to begin in 2028, bolstering the country's renewable energy sector.

Finland is considering building a 100 MW fusion reactor, described as a technological breakthrough. A specific location is favored, indicating significant progress in fusion energy research within the country.

Finland possesses a significant competitive edge in Europe, with up to €15,000 million in funding opportunities available for companies producing e-fuels, positioning the nation as a key player in the sustainable energy sector.

Prague-based energy scaleup Delta Green secured €2 million in funding to expand its platform that turns ordinary European homes into virtual power batteries, enabling households to shift consumption and support renewables.

Merus Power, a Finnish company providing energy efficiency solutions, is experiencing rapid growth, adding 120 new jobs and positioning itself strongly in the green transition with electric storage solutions and industrial energy efficiency.

A Finnish company is revolutionizing the energy sector by bundling electrical devices in real estate properties and channeling the power generated into the electricity exchange, creating new opportunities for energy management and revenue generation.

Finnish technology industry companies have already achieved their energy efficiency target of 7.5% energy saving in nine years, two years ahead of schedule. The new energy efficiency agreements for 2026-2035 aim to include at least the current level of participants.

A Finnish invention is being used in Florida to cool a large greenhouse using a pool and water sprays, addressing a significant cooling challenge. The article details the application and benefits of this innovative solution.

Austrian startup Optimuse, an AI platform for optimizing building design for cost and emissions, has raised €4 million in Seed funding. The platform helps builders and developers make data-driven decisions for both new construction and renovation projects.

viboo, a Swiss building automation software company, has raised €3.3 million in seed funding to expand into the German market. The company's cloud-based system retrofits easily and connects with IoT devices to optimize energy usage in commercial buildings.

European venture capital firm Serena announces the first close of its fourth flagship fund, Serena IV, at €200 million. The fund will focus on applied AI and the energy transition, investing up to €15 million per company.

Arqh, a Zurich-based AI decision intelligence company, has closed a $3.8 million pre-seed financing round to grow its decision intelligence engine for logistics operations. The company's platform supports industries including logistics, energy, fuel replenishment, food and beverage, and field services.

Finnish researchers have developed bacteria capable of breaking down a potent greenhouse gas (28x worse than CO2) directly from the atmosphere.

A researcher warns that the green transition in Finland could lead to a situation where the electricity price plummets to zero due to oversupply.

Factor2 Energy, a German geothermal innovator, raised $9.1 million to develop geothermal power systems using CO₂ as the working fluid, potentially doubling the output of conventional designs while enabling carbon storage.

Suena energy, specializing in algorithmic optimization and trading for energy storage systems and renewable energies, closed an €8 million Series A funding round. The funding will be used to strengthen its position in the energy storage market.

A new battery technology has been developed that functions even at -45 degrees Celsius and has twice the energy density. There are plans to build a factory for this technology in Finland.

Vireo Ventures has closed a €50m fund focusing on electrification technologies, demonstrating continued investment interest in climate tech despite the broader market downturn.

Data centers operating in Finland are the best in Europe in terms of energy efficiency, water consumption, the share of renewable energy, and the utilization of waste heat. The report highlights Finland's cool climate and advanced energy production as key factors.

Tesi's new strategy, aimed at boosting the Finnish economy through growth, innovation, and investment, has been successfully launched. With an investment capacity of €1.8 billion for 2025-2029, Tesi plans to scale Finnish startups and growth companies into global market leaders, as well as investing in new industrial-scale projects promoting clean energy and a clean transition.

Phasecraft, a quantum algorithms company, has raised $34 million in Series B funding to accelerate the development of its algorithms and transition quantum computing from theoretical to practical applications. The algorithms are hardware-agnostic and are being used to optimize material science, biological research and energy networks.

LIZY, a car leasing company focusing on circular electric leasing, has raised €75 million to expand its operations across Europe. The company specializes in leasing used electric vehicles to businesses, promoting sustainable mobility.

Copenhagen-based ConTech startup Acembee has secured €1.2 million in funding led by node.vc, with participation from Kiilto Ventures, to expand its AI platform for energy monitoring and compliance in the construction sector.

Tesi's portfolio company Norsepower's rotor sail significantly reduces ships' fuel consumption and emissions, and its global success story has already begun. The article explores the company's story and business.

A Finnish inventor named Mikko has created an energy-saving invention that has grown into a million-dollar business, offering up to 30% reduction in energy bills for customers.

Previse Systems, an Energy Trading & Risk Management (ETRM) software provider, has secured growth capital from Lightrock to scale its operations in global energy markets. The investment will help Previse enhance its solutions and expand its market presence.

The European Commission's proposal for a competitiveness fund for 2028-2034 offers opportunities for Finnish companies, with significant investments in security, innovation, digital technologies, low carbon and bioeconomy, totaling over 400 billion, particularly in security and digitalization.

Finland is a popular location for Bitcoin mining due to its cold climate and affordable energy, surpassing other Nordic countries in mining activity.