About
NYAB is a public company headquartered in Espoo, Finland specializing in Wind, Solar, Hydro.
NYAB is an infrastructure and energy construction group operating mainly in Sweden and Finland, with activities in Norway following its 2025 acquisition of businesses from Dovre Group. It provides engineering, construction and maintenance services for energy and infrastructure clients, including building wind farms, solar parks, hydroelectric and substation projects, power lines, roads and water works. The company describes a collaborative project model called Kraftsamla. Its shares are traded on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market Sweden.
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Service areas (1)
Nordic infrastructure and energy construction
Engineering, construction and maintenance services for energy and infrastructure clients in the Nordics, including wind and solar power projects.
Locations
Headquarters
Metsänneidonkuja 10, 02130, Espoo, Finland
Operating locations (5)
- Varvsgatan 39, Luleå, Sweden
- Radiusbacken 9, Stockholm, Sweden
- Industrivägen 6, Kiruna, Sweden
- Kauppurienkatu 7, Oulu, Finland
- Yrittäjänkatu 13, Vaasa, Finland
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Projects
6Isosuo Solar Park
Solar park in Utajärvi, expected to produce approximately 97 GWh of solar electricity once completed.
Lumivaara Wind Farm
Wind farm under construction in the municipality of Hyrynsalmi, Kainuu, using Nordex N163 5.7 MW turbines.
Pajuperänkangas Wind Farm
Wind farm construction contract for ABO Wind, covering wind farm roads, lifting areas and foundations.
Karahka Wind Park
Balance of Plant agreement with Uusiutuva Energia Karahka Oy for a wind park in Oulainen.
Mikonkeidas Wind Farm
Balance of Plant contract for the Mikonkeidas wind farm, awarded together with Energiequelle.
Leviäkumpu Substation and Energy Storage
Balance of Plant agreement for the construction of the Leviäkumpu substation and energy storage.
Credentials & affiliations
Partnerships
ABO Wind, Vasa Vind, Energiequelle, Uusiutuva Energia Karahka Oy, Svenska kraftnät, Fingrid
