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Pension-backed wind farm firm announces further expansion to support energy sovereignty

Exilion Tuuli Ky’s two new wind farms will help realize self-sufficient energy production in Finland, says the company’s investment manager, Pasi Valasjärvi.
Finland is expected to become energy self-sufficient within two years by increasing domestic production especially in nuclear and wind power. | Photo: PR Exilion.
Finland is expected to become energy self-sufficient within two years by increasing domestic production especially in nuclear and wind power. | Photo: PR Exilion.
by REETA ILONA PAAKKINEN

Exilion Tuuli, a wind energy firm owned by Finland’s State Pension Fund (VER) and Veritas pension insurance, is kicking off the construction of two new wind farms in Northern Finland. The total value of the investment is EUR 130m.

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