Enersense
Enersense International Oyj
Pori, Finland
About
Founded in 2018, Enersense is a public company headquartered in Pori, Finland with approximately 1001-5000 employees specializing in Wind, Solar, Hydro.
Enersense is a Finnish energy infrastructure company that delivers critical services for society's transition to clean energy. Operating as a full lifecycle partner for clients, the company designs, constructs, maintains and modernises power transmission and distribution networks, substations, wind and solar farms, battery storage systems, and telecommunications networks across the Nordic region and the Baltics. With approximately 1,700 employees, Enersense specializes in enabling the energy transition for industrial clients, utilities and telecommunications operators. The company is committed to Science Based Targets for emissions reduction of 40% by 2035 and actively promotes low-carbon materials such as recycled steel and low-carbon concrete in its projects.
Headquarters
Founded
Employees
Company type
Focus areas
Products & services
Business models
Value chain
Service areas (4)
Power transmission and distribution
Design, construction, maintenance and modernisation of transmission and distribution networks, substations and power lines.
Wind power infrastructure
Full lifecycle partner for wind farms including planning, infrastructure construction, internal networks, substations and maintenance.
Battery energy storage systems (BESS)
Design, construction, operation and maintenance of large-scale battery storage systems integrated with renewable energy production.
Telecommunications networks
Design, construction and maintenance of mobile and fixed telecommunications networks.
Locations
Headquarters
Konepajanranta 2, FI-28100, Pori, Finland
Service regions
Projects
2Kokemäen, Harjavallan and Nakkilan substations
Construction of steel structures from recycled steel for three substations, with emissions approximately 40% lower than conventional steel.
Northern Finland transmission line with low-carbon concrete
Construction of high-voltage transmission line using low-carbon concrete foundations, reducing emissions by approximately 15%.
Credentials & affiliations
Certifications
Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)
Partnerships
WWF
