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Electricity in the land of fire and ice

The Icelandic transmission system operator Landsnet’s grid is a completely independent and self-sufficient electricity grid that serves the population of about 375 300 people of Iceland. Volcanic activity in Iceland’s bedrock can damage the grid, but it is also an excellent source of energy.

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Fingrid’s substation pilot focuses on low emissions

The transmission system operator is taking a big step towards more sustainable construction by purchasing low-emission steel structures for three new substations, which significantly reduces the carbon footprint of their construction.

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Why are electric boilers so popular?

The latest trend in the energy market is the electric boiler, which is helping industries on their path to the green transition. Jukka Ihamäki, Regional Director at Caruna, also sees challenges ahead for the electricity network due to the pace of change.

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Pump up the balancing power

Finland’s first pumped storage power station offering balancing
power is planned for construction in Lapland. Many such power stations can be found in Central Europe.

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The bright future of solar power

Solar production is growing rapidly. The first large solar farms are in operation,
and many more are under construction or in the design phase.

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Grid energy storage has a multitude of uses

Grid energy storage facilities can hedge against the highest prices, even out consumption peaks, and ensure a supply of reserve power. They can also be used in the frequency reserve markets.

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Responsible international cooperation

Fingrid requests tenders for grid construction projects and some of its goods deliveries internationally.
Competitive tendering is based on supplier registers that contractors can join if they meet the qualitative
and quantitative requirements.

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