Energiequelle
Energiequelle Oy
Helsinki, Finland
About
Founded in 1997, Energiequelle is a renewable energy company headquartered in Helsinki, Finland with approximately 201-500 employees specializing in Wind, Solar, Biogas.
Energiequelle is an international renewable energy company founded in 1997 that develops, builds, owns and operates wind, solar, battery storage, hydrogen and power-grid projects. It serves communities, landowners and industrial customers, primarily in Finland, and also operates in Germany, France, Greece and South Africa. It provides project development, permitting, construction, technical and commercial management, and long-term operation of its plants. Founder Michael Raschemann remains CEO and majority owner.
Headquarters
Founded
Employees
Focus areas
Products & services
Business models
Value chain
Service areas (1)
Renewable energy project development and operation
Site identification, development, permitting, construction, operation and commercial and technical management of wind, solar, storage and hydrogen projects.
Locations
Headquarters
Malminkatu 30, 00100, Helsinki, Finland
Operating locations (1)
- Wolffintie 36, Vaasa, Finland
Service regions
Projects
9Mikonkeidas wind farm
Wind farm in Kristiinankaupunki with 16 Siemens Gamesa SG 6.6-170 turbines and total capacity of 105.6 MW. Commercial operation expected by early 2026.
Lumivaara wind farm
Wind farm built in Hyrynsalmi municipality, located south of the municipal centre.
Torvenkylä wind farm
Wind farm in Kalajoki, recently completed, used for the Operation Flower Power meadow-sowing trial.
Oulu Green Hydrogen Park
Planned hydrogen production and hydrogen refuelling station about 10 km from Oulu centre. First phase planned at up to 5 MW for buses and heavy vehicles.
Hanhineva wind farm
Planned wind farm in the Kyyjärvi and Karstula municipalities with up to 24 turbines under study.
Nikara wind farm
Planned wind farm of up to eight turbines north-east of Multia municipal centre, with environmental impact assessment completed.
Kaskisuo solar park
Planned solar park on a former peat production area in Joroinen municipality.
Feldheim energy self-sufficient village
Energy-autonomous village developed with the local community, combining wind, solar, biogas, wood-chip heating, storage and a private grid, using only renewable energy.
Germany BESS partnership with Ingrid
Co-development agreement with Ingrid to deliver 200 MW of grid-scale battery energy storage systems in distribution grids across Germany. Energiequelle leads development.
Credentials & affiliations
Industry memberships
Partnerships
Ingrid, Villimehiläiset Oy, Albus Luontopalvelut Oy
