About
Statkraft is a renewable energy company headquartered in Oslo, Norway with approximately 5000+ employees specializing in Hydro, Wind, Solar.
Statkraft is a leading international hydropower company and Europe's largest generator of renewable energy. It produces hydropower, wind and solar power, operates gas-fired power and supplies district heating, and is active in energy market operations and trading across more than 20 countries. In Finland it offers power purchase agreements to industrial customers, developers and investors, with an official office in Espoo since 2022.
Headquarters
Employees
Focus areas
Products & services
Business models
Value chain
Service areas (2)
Power purchase agreements in Finland
Offers PPAs to industrial and commercial companies, project developers and investors, and takes on market and portfolio risks for customers.
Energy trading and hedging
Trades standardised energy products and renewable energy certificates and develops tailor-made hedging strategies.
Locations
Headquarters
Oslo, Norway
Operating locations (1)
- Puolikkotie 8, Espoo, Finland
Service regions
Projects
3Nedre Bjurfors hydropower plant and Björkhöjden wind farm PPA
15-year power purchase agreement from January 2025, with an estimated annual volume of 100 GWh, supplying Suomen Voima from plants in Swedish bidding area SE2.
Pajuperänkangas wind farm PPA
Ten-year power purchase agreement for output of the Finnish wind farm, with Statkraft also receiving the guarantees of origin.
Telenor/DNA wind farm PPA
Ten-year power purchase agreement supplying around 80% of the purchased power for Telenor's Finnish subsidiary DNA from a new wind farm to be built in Finland.
Credentials & affiliations
Partnerships
Suomen Voima, Telenor, DNA, Neste, Wihuri, Umicore, Solvay, ABO Wind, OX2
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