A wind farm consisting of 48 wind turbines is planned for Tornio’s Karhakkamaa area. Exilion has entered into a cooperation agreement with BayWa r.e., one of the largest wind power operators in the Nordic countries, whereby BayWa r.e Nordic participates with a 50% share in the Karhakkamaa project. Exilion Tuuli, a company investing in renewable
Exilion Tuuli invests in renewable energy. The company, which is owned by Elo, the State Pension Fund of Finland and Veritas, is developing a new solar power plant in Simo. The new facility will be located next to the current wind farms and energy storage in Ii and Simo. The ground-mounted solar power plant is
Exilion Tuuli Ky, owned by p Elo, the State Pension Fund of Finland and Veritas, invests in renewable energy and will build two new wind farms in the Municipality of Ii in northern Ostrobothnia. The wind farms will be called Isokangas and Palokangas, and their shared capacity will be 100 MW. The Isokangas wind farm
Architecture office Futudesign Oy has won the Concrete Façade of the Year 2021 award for the design of the extension to Scandic Grand Central Helsinki. Hotel Scandic Grand Central Helsinki, opened in April 2021, has received the highly esteemed Concrete Façade of the Year 2021 award. The jury praised the exemplary execution of the new
The Original Sokos Hotel Helsinki, which has been operating in the heart of Helsinki since 1930, will go under renovations starting on 30 November. The hotel will be closed for the duration of the renovation and will be reopened in summer 2022. The entire building of Original Sokos Hotel Helsinki will be renovated, as well
The deal on the production of wind power between Exilion Tuuli Ky and St1 has been confirmed. Exilion is owned by Finnish employee pension companies and invests in renewable energy. The company acquired eleven already operating wind farms from St1 with a total power of 315 MW. The sale also includes development projects with an
Hansakortteli has published its first responsibility report for 2019. The environmental goal of the largest shopping centre in Turku is to not cause any greenhouse gas emissions after 2025. The work has already started, as Hansakortteli has been utilising emission-free green electricity since 2017. In addition, thanks to an extensive renovation, Hansakortteli is more energy-efficient
Exilion Tuuli Ky, a renewable energy investor owned by Finnish earnings-related pension providers, is acquiring more investments in wind power. Previously, Exilion Tuuli Ky owned three wind farms in Finland, located in Lappeenranta, Siikajoki and Luhanka. The company has now signed a deal to purchase eleven wind farms with a total power of 315 MW.
Exilion Management Oy, an investment company owned by Finnish employee pension companies, has founded a new company named Exilion Tuuli Ky, which invests in wind power and renewable energy. In the initial phase, Tuuli Ky owns three wind farms operating in Finland. The farms are located in Lappeenranta, Siikajoki and Luhanka. In addition, the company
Managing Director Timo Palviainen says that Hansakortteli Shopping Centre performed according to expectations in 2018. “We expected the renovation work to affect sales and the number of visitors to the shopping centre. Hansakortteli’s sales and visitor numbers declined by approximately 3% in comparison to 2017.” The shopping centre’s top sales area in 2018 was beauty
Exilion is an investment and asset management company owned by Finnish institutions. We manage approximately 1.2 billion euros in assets through four limited partnerships, which include ten properties and thirteen wind farms. Exilion Real Estate I Limited Partnership focuses on commercial properties in the metropolitan area. Exilion Asemahotellit Limited Partnership invests in large hotel properties located in popular meeting places. In Turku, we manage the Hansa Shopping Centre through the Kauppakeskus Hansa Limited Partnership. Exilion Tuuli Limited Partnership currently owns thirteen wind farms.
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