Members
Industry associations
- Confederation of Finnish Industries (EK)
- Finnish Forest Industries Federation (FFIF)
- Finnish Wind Power Association
- Finnish Energy
- Technology Industries of Finland
- The Chemical Industry Federation of Finland
- Steel and Metal Industry of Finland
- A-Insinöörit
- AaltoEE
- ABB Oy
- Abo Energy
- AFRY Management Consulting Oy
- AGCO Power Inc.
- agcopow
- Air Liquide Finland Oy
- Ålandsbanken
- Andritz
- Atlas Copco Kompressorit Ab
- Atolli Oy
- AUMA Finland Oy
- Aurora Infrastructure
- Beckhoff
- Bergmann
- Borealis Polymers Oy
- Borenius
- Bosch Rexroth
- Buhlmann Group
- Castrén & Snellman
- CGI
- Convion Oy
- cramo
- Cyient
- Danfoss Drives/Vacon Oy
- Deloitte Oy
- Despro Engineering
- Elomatic Oy
- Endress + Hauser
- enersense
- Enersense_logo_h2cluster
- fimpec
- Finavia
- Finnair Oyj
- Fortum Power and Heat Oy
- Gasgrid Finland Oy
- Gasum Oy
- GRK
- h2cluster-finland-pexels-olivier-darny
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- Hannes Snellman
- Helen Oy
- Hitachi Energy
- Howden
- HPP Attorneys
- Hyötytuuli
- Jensen Hughes Oy
- Jouka
- Kemira Oyj
- Kiwa
- Konecranes
- Konwell
- Krogerus
- Linde Gas Oy Ab
- Liquid Sun
- Merus Power
- Metsä Group (Metsäliitto Osuuskunta)
- MSc Electronics Oy
- Neovolt_logo_June2021
- Neovolt-logo-June2021
- neovolt-rgb-logo@2x
- Neste Corporation
- NIHAK Oy
- Oulun Energia
- Outokumpu Oy
- Ovako Imatra Oy Ab
- OX2
- P2X Solutions Oy
- Parker Hannifin AB
- Pepperl+Fuchs Oy
- Puhuri
- Ramirent Finland Oy
- Rejlers Finland Oy
- Sarlin Oy Ab
- Schaeffler
- Siemens Energy
- Siemens Oy
- Skanska Infra Oy
- Solar Foods
- SSAB Europe Oy
- St1 Oy
- Swagelok
- Sweco
- Tampereen Messut
- Teboil Oy Ab
- Teg logo rajattu 500×500 (002)
- TEG-logo-500×500-lapinakyva
- Teollisuuden Voima Oyj
- TVO logo
- UPM Oyj
- Vaisala Oyj
- Valmet Flow Control
- Valorem Energies Finland
- Vireon
- Wärtsilä
- wega-logo-cmyk_blue
- wega-logo-cmyk_blue
- YIT
- YTM-Industrial Oy
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Finnair Oyj
Finnair is a network airline, specialising in connecting passenger and cargo traffic between Asia, North America and Europe. Finnair is one of the oldest operating airlines in the world, celebrating its centenary in 2023.
Sustainability is at the heart of our operations, and we’re committed to achieving carbon-neutral flying by 2045. Finnair uses an extensive toolkit to achieve emission reductions. The key tools for reducing emissions include reducing the weight of aircraft, developing fuel-efficient flight methods, using sustainable fuels and offsets, and engaging customers in reducing aviation emissions. Finnair is also actively exploring the possibilities of introducing new technologies into its operations.
Finnair was the first European airline to operate the Airbus A350XWB, the latest technology fuel-efficient aircraft. Finnair has identified and is exploring hydrogen as a relevant and important source of energy to power future flight.
Hydrogen can be utilized in aviation as a direct energy source or feedstock for drop-in fuels (PtL). The former requires new aircraft design and investments in new energy infrastructure, whereas the latter technology is ready to be utilized, ramped-up and further improved.
To decarbonize aviation, Finnair actively seeks to find future-proof hydrogen-based solutions together with all stakeholders. Join us in driving the green transition of aviation by investing in green fuel technologies, which will be the key driver for a sustainable future.
Contact
Riku Aho
riku.aho(at)finnair.com
+358 50 4871616
Links
Website
Facebook: /finnairsuomi
Twitter: @FinnairSuomi
Instagram: @feelfinnair
LinkedIn: Finnair
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