Green electrification – national ecosystem leading – project’s theme is green electrification and its acceleration through which Finland’s competitiveness is improved. The focus of the project is information sharing between research, business, legislation and finance. By doing so, it reduces the risk of investment and speeds up the development of green electrification and thus improves the competitiveness of Finland.
Green electrification – national ecosystem leading – project’s theme is green electrification and its acceleration through which Finland’s competitiveness is improved. The focus of the project is information sharing between research, business, legislation and finance. By doing so, it reduces the risk of investment and speeds up the development of green electrification and thus improves the competitiveness of Finland. The project is done together with LUT University and University of Oulu. Additionally Lappeenranta, Vaasa, Raahe, Kokkola, Jyväskylä, Oulu and Joensuu are participating the project.
Goals
The goal of the project is to improve Finland's competitiveness by improving cooperation and speeding up the transfer of knowledge and expertise between universities and research institutes, companies, institutional investors and administration in the area of green electrification, thereby creating a new way of communicating and cooperating both in the scientific field and between research, business, finance and administration . The goals of the project will be achieved with the help of three work packages, which create a roadmap for scientists, from science to practice and sharing information between cities and other parties.
Project period:
1.1.2023-30.9.2025
Project funding:
European Regional Development Fund
The Council of Tampere Region
Contact information
Eeva Lähdesmäki
Panu-Petteri Laaksonen
Jenna Ruokonen
Partners
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Final report
The final report will be updated shortly.
Roadmap for scientist
The objective is to strengthen collaboration between industry and research, and to promote the use of applied research based on the needs of business and working life. This will be achieved by advancing the work on the national science roadmap and the strategic targeting of research funding, through the creation of a unified, nationwide research area mapping related to Green Electrification – the so-called roadmap for scientist. Another goal of fostering collaboration between leading experts from research institutes and universities is to identify potential strategic research areas at the national level.
Assessment of Finnish Power-to-X economy research
Summary– the state of Finnish hydrogen economy research
Podcast: Finland's Power-to-X research for climate leadership
National strategic research agenda
From science to practice
The objective is to utilize research knowledge in the development of P2X applications for green transition production, to reduce risks, and to promote investments. In addition, the aim is to define the spearheads of green electrification research and regional strengths, as well as to assess the impact of EU measures on Finland’s competitive advantage and competitiveness.
Another goal is to enhance industry and financial sector support for strategies as well as for investment and research projects. This includes mapping the overall picture and infrastructure requirements of green electrification for research and testing centers. At the same time, information will be compiled to support the planning of strategies, investments, and research projects. In addition, background studies will be prepared for investors to reduce risks and uncertainties by combining research and market data.
Report: fast expert teams- investments in clean energy and Power-to-X in south-east Finland
Read: Bio-based carbon dioxide utilisation needs to be fast-tracked
Events
This page compiles the public events organized during the project as well as their presentation materials and recordings. Through the links, you can access the contents of the seminars, webinars, and expert discussions.