Ilmatar is developing two industrial-scale solar power projects in the municipality of Joroinen, Finland. With a total rated capacity of up to 230 MWp, the parks will produce the electricity for up to 46,000 one-bedroom apartments. Read More
Ilmatar has finalized the purchase of two Finnish onshore wind projects from the German company Alterric. Thirty turbines with a combined nominal capacity of around… Read More
In line with its strategy, Ilmatar Energy Oy focuses on the development, construction and ownership of wind and solar power farms, entrusting Väre with sales… Read More
Plans to build an industrial-size solar farm with a total rated capacity of approximately 40 MWp are underway at Pöytyä municipality in western Finland. The farm will produce an estimated 40 gigawatt hours of electricity per year, corresponding to the consumption of about 2,000 houses. The development area totals roughly 60 hectares. Read More
The first wind farm that adheres to Ilmatar’s new strategy started commercial production on 17 January 2023. It will generate approximately 60 GWh of clean power each year – enough to cover the electricity needs of 5,000 electrically heated single-family homes. Read More
The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment (TEM) has granted Ilmatar Offshore a research permit for two areas in Finland’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ). The areas cover approximately 700 square kilometers in total. Read More
The Board of Directors of Ilmatar Energy Ltd has appointed Juha-Pekka Weckström (52), M. Sc (Eng), as the new CEO of the company. Read More
Sähköön sovellettava arvonlisäverokanta muuttuu väliaikaisesti 24 prosentista 10 prosenttiin. Read More
The Finnish energy company Ilmatar is starting a technical survey of the seabed over an area of 600 square kilometres north of Åland. Read More
The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment (MEAE) has granted EUR 19.5 million in aid to Ilmatar Energy Oy for the implementation of a renewable energy hybrid park. The renewable energy park to be built in the areas of Alajärvi and Kyyjärvi will be a considerable size by Finnish and European standards. It will generate wind and solar power and have a high energy storage capacity. Read More
