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Main grid

Production and consumption as neighbours

Electricity production and consumption in Finland could double from today’s levels within a decade. The closer production and consumption facilities are located to each other, the less network reinforcement is needed to accommodate growth. This is why, for example, it would be beneficial to locate many data centres close to wind power production.

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The reserve markets offer an opportunity to sell flexible electricity consumption and production, as well as energy storage, on the marketplace. By participating in the balancing of the power system, you help maintain system stability and receive
compensation for the capacity offered and the regulation carried out.

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Meetings with landowners

Joonas Vaaramaa, Expert, Forestry Management, travels the length and breadth of Finland when managing the condition of the grid.

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Precise work in the heart of the grid

The commissioning of substations and transmission lines involves several important steps to ensure safety and the functioning of the grid. In this process, seamless collaboration between Fingrid’s specialists, contractors and the main grid control centre is key.

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A mammoth on the way

Transporting a transformer weighing hundreds of tonnes to a substation by road requires precise planning. Before the route is clear, inspections, modelling, geometry, negotiations and often also infrastructure construction or repair are required.

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Transmission system operator at your service

Fingrid is the transmission system operator for Finnish people. Its mission is to safeguard a reliable energy supply for society and promote a clean, market-based power system.

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Increasing demand for green financing

The green transition in Finland requires investments in the main grid. Fingrid is using significant amounts of green financing to fund them.

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Data centres want to be in Finland

Our country’s location, reliable grid, and abundance of renewable energy attract data centres. In turn, they can produce heat in the local district heating network and provide grid balancing services.

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