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Tuulikolmio Oy is a Finnish wind power company. The company is part of the Portuguese Infraventus Group. The Group has a high level of expertise in renewable energy project development, construction and management. We develop and operate our own wind farms and purchase wind power projects at different stages of development.
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  • The size of wind turbines has multiplied in recent years

    The number of wind turbines in Finland has almost doubled over the past year. In addition to the number, the size of wind turbines has also clearly increased in the last 5 years. There are projects underway where there are several dozen wind turbines in one area. Last year, Finland's wind power capacity increased by 751 TP3T compared to the previous year. Read more about the increase in the size of wind turbines here in the news of Suomen Yleisradio.

  • Energieteollisuus ry and Suomen Tuulivoimayhdistys joined forces, the report opens up the possibility of building wind power in Eastern Finland

    Wind turbines affect the operation of research and that is why more wind power is located in the western parts of Finland than in eastern Finland. Regional emphasis causes challenges for the electricity grid and increases inequality between municipalities. The surveyor's report presents ways to coordinate wind power and the activities of the Defense Forces in Eastern Finland. Mapping additional measures is still necessary so that the great investment potential is not lost. Read more about the liquidator's report on the website of the Finnish Wind Power Association here.

  • OX2 investigated: the attitude of local residents changed positively when the wind farm was completed in Uuteenkaarletoyvy

    The OX2 company that built the wind farm conducted a resident survey in Uudenkaarlepy about the Kröpulni wind farm before and after the completion of the wind farm. The surveys were conducted in 2020 and 2023, and there were approximately one hundred respondents. A follow-up survey showed that local residents' perceptions of the wind farm became more positive after the wind farm was completed. Read more about the results of the resident survey here in Yle's news.

  • In the wind power election exam, the parties promised smoother licensing and a smoothed path to the sea in the next government program

    The election test organized by the Finnish Wind Energy Association revealed that the parties want to increase the construction of wind power in a controlled manner - also in Eastern Finland and in the sea areas. The growth of wind power production is seen as a prerequisite for investments in Finland, and a large part of the exam participants thought it clear that Finland can achieve the goal of being carbon neutral in 2030 with the help of wind power. Read more about the answers to the Tuulivoima test here in the Tuulivoimalehti news.

  • In 2022, Finland ranked third in European wind power construction

    In 2022, a record amount of wind power was built in Finland. Finland ranked third in terms of installed wind power capacity, right after Germany and Sweden. Next, the most investments in wind power were made in France, Great Britain and Spain. In Europe, a good 19 gigawatts of new wind power capacity was completed in 2022, wind power covered 17 % of the electricity needs of all of Europe. Read more about WindEurope's statistics in the Finnish Wind Energy Society's article here.

  • We are looking for experts in the wind power industry

    The wind power industry brings tens of thousands of man-years of work to Finns, the industry is constantly looking for experts from many different areas. Take a look here at the Finnish Wind Energy Association's website for open jobs in the field!

  • The growing wind power sector may need dozens of electricians almost every year in Central Ostrobothnia

    The Kaustinen region and the regional education association Kpedu have estimated that the strongly growing wind power industry needs dozens of electricians in Central Ostrobothnia every year. According to the regional survey, foreign companies supplying wind turbines are interested in hiring local labor. The Kaustinen region and Kpedu are now planning a competence center for the wind power industry in the province. Read more about Yle's news here.

  • EU rules for renewable hydrogen production announced - can give momentum to investments

    On Monday, the European Commission published the renewable hydrogen criteria that investors and companies have been waiting for. Based on the criteria, investment decisions can be made for the production of pure hydrogen, when in the past many companies have been reluctant to make decisions. The regulation also resolved the issue of how closely hydrogen production must follow electricity production. Read more about the commission's publication in Helsingin Sanomat's news here.

  • Last year, sun and wind were the biggest sources of electricity in Europe

    Talouselämä reported on Carbon Brief's report, according to which the largest sources of electricity in Europe in 2022 were for the first time both wind and solar power. According to the report, wind and solar power replaced approx. 80% of the missing hydro and nuclear power. Increasing these renewable energy sources helped Europe survive the energy sector crisis. Read more about the report in the article here!

  • Last year, as much was invested in the green transition as in the production of fossil fuels

    Last year, for the first time in the history of the entire world, as much money was invested in replacing fossil fuels as in the production of oil, gas and coal. 1.1 trillion euros were invested in the transition to clean energy and the transition was financed with a third more money compared to 2021. China is at the forefront of investments and almost half of the global energy transition investments were made in China. Read more about the historical twist in the MTV news article here.