Finish Utility Helen is Launching a 40 MW Battery Energy Storage Project in Finland

Finnish utility Helen is launching a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project in Nurmijärvi, southern Finland. Scheduled for commercial operation in 2025, the 40 MW BESS will be one of the largest battery storage systems in Finland, comprising 36 lithium-ion shipping container-sized modules. The project, developed in collaboration with investor Evli-Rahastoyhtiö Oy, signifies a major leap forward in Helen's commitment to a cleaner energy future.

The company stated that international conglomerate Siemens has been developing the project alongside Evli and will continue as an operations and management partner. However, the exact nature of Siemens' involvement, whether financial or technical, remains unspecified. Additionally, the new BESS will participate in Fingrid’s reserve ancillary services market. To learn more about global BESS projects executed by Siemens, Helen, and other companies, check out our detailed database.
 

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The BESS project directly aligns with Helen's ambitious goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2030. By storing excess renewable energy during periods of high production and releasing it during peak demand, the BESS will help balance the grid and reduce reliance on fossil fuels, enhancing environmental sustainability and grid stability.

Olli Sirkka, CEO of Helen, emphasized the project's significance in achieving carbon neutrality and underscored its contribution to a more flexible and sustainable energy system. However, more details regarding Siemens' specific contributions and the technology employed in the BESS would provide a deeper understanding of the project's scope and impact.

About  Finish Utility Helen 

Helen, previously known as Helsingin Energia, is a leading Finnish energy company established in 1909. Since its inception, Helen has played a pivotal role in providing essential services to the Helsinki region and beyond. In recent years, the company has undergone significant transformations, including a change in name to Helen, reflecting its commitment to modernization and innovation in the energy sector.

Helen's services encompass electricity, district heating, and district cooling, catering to the diverse needs of residential, commercial, and industrial customers. With a focus on sustainability and efficiency, Helen has expanded its offerings beyond electricity, pioneering the development of district heating systems that have become integral to urban infrastructure.

Presently, Helen operates nine district heating plants in Helsinki and extends its services to various regions across Finland, ensuring reliable and environmentally friendly energy solutions for communities.

To further explore Helen's contributions to Finland's energy landscape and discover upcoming and ongoing battery energy storage projects in Finland, visit our comprehensive database. Learn about the innovative initiatives shaping the future of energy and sustainability in Finland.

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