The nearly 10-megawatt hour electricity storage facility in Rekola, Vantaa, will be implemented using the EPCM model. Sweco is responsible for the planning and management of the project. Read more
Sweco's experts have been involved in the synchronous compensator plant project in the design phase, in the supervision of equipment deliveries and in the supervision of installations on site. Read more
The system supports the balancing of production and consumption in the electricity network and the utilisation of renewable energy in Finland. Sweco is the owner's engineer in the project. Read more
The aim of the work was to determine what the development of Espoo's energy system enables. The work evaluated the regional economic impacts of the investments required for energy system development, emission impacts, and the investments they make possible. Additionally, the activities facilitated by energy system investments and their impact on the region's economy and emissions were assessed. The study was commissioned by the City of Espoo, Caruna, Fortum, Fingrid, and CLC. Read more
Sweco is responsible for the overall design of the food factory. Read more
On 31 May 2025, Sipti Oy, Sipti Environment Oy, Sipti Infra Oy and Kymen Sipti Oy will merge to Sweco Finland Oy. Subsequently, the Sipti companies will no longer exist as company names and and instead their operations will continue under the brand Sweco. Read more
Sweco conducts an assessment of potential offshore wind power areas in the Finnish economic zone on behalf of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment. In Finland, the environmental impact assessment (SEA) procedure is a statutory process intended to ensure that the authorities' plans and programs adequately consider environmental impacts before making decisions. The first round of consultation is open until 4.7.2025. Read more
Sweco's own sustainability efforts have promoted more accurate reporting of carbon emissions and the building of an inclusive work community. Sweco's goal is to achieve net-zero by 2040. Read more