ANNUAL REPORT
Towards a climate neutral Finland
Managing the energy crisis demanded bold actions from us, including the ability to communicate about the electricity shortage. Due to major uncertainty, Finns had to anticipate possible power outages caused by electricity shortages and prepare for electricity-saving measures. In addition to the adequacy of electricity, citizens were also very concerned about the extremely high price of electricity.
Fingrid in figures 2022
Electrifying carbon-neutral Finland
We were able to make progress on demanding transmission line and substation projects as planned – on schedule and on budget. We had a record number of projects in the construction and planning phase. Based on the updated main grid development plan, it was estimated that at least three billion euros will have to be invested in the main grid over the next ten years. Wind power construction continues in Finland, and we have already connected more than 5,000 megawatts of wind power to the main grid.
Fingrid’s Corporate Responsibility and Sustainable Development in figures 2022
Concern about the sufficiency of electricity
“In the winter months, there has been enough electricity in Finland. The weather has favoured electricity production, and production units and transmission links have operated reliably. I would like to thank everyone in Finland who has saved electricity and shown flexibility.”
Tuomas Rauhala, Senior Vice President, Power System Operation
