Skyborn Finland is based in Espoo, and was established in 2007 with the aim of developing, building and operating offshore wind power in Finland and contributing to Finland’s goal of becoming carbon-neutral, and the first fossil-free welfare society, by 2035.

The means to achieve the target include the new climate policy decisions, nearly emissions-free electricity and heat production by the end of the 2030s, and reducing the carbon footprint of building, promoting a circular economy, and pursuing a climate-friendly food policy.

In fact, Finland has competitive offshore wind resources, and the industry could bring significant benefits to the national energy system as well as economic and social benefits to regional communities through opening up new employment opportunities and technological developments. It can also leverage existing skills of abundant oil and gas professionals in the region. Offshore wind is seen as a key partner for P2X development in Finland and also other new business areas which will need a great deal of renewable electricity in their business.

Moreover, local economies will benefit throughout the project through our various consultations and collaboration with communities and local partners to ensure that local requirements and needs are met.