Finland’s first green hydrogen plant was inaugurated in Harjavalta

P2X Solutions celebrated the inauguration of Finland’s first green hydrogen plant on Wednesday, 26 March 2025. Alexander Stubb, President of the Republic of Finland, addressed the event.

For Finland, the plant represents the opening of the hydrogen economy. Green hydrogen and its derivatives, electric fuels, enable significant emissions reductions for many sectors, such as industrial manufacturing and traffic on land, sea and air. By replacing fossil energy sources, green hydrogen makes it possible for these industries to reach carbon neutrality targets and comply with the fuel legislation entering into force already in the upcoming years.

Finland has everything it takes to become a clean energy superpower.

The hydrogen economy also offers Finland significant economic growth opportunities. By the mid-2030’s, Finnish hydrogen economy has the potential to create over 115,000 new jobs and correspond as much as 13% of Finland’s GDP.

“Finland has everything it takes to become a clean energy superpower,” stated Alexander Stubb, President of the Republic of Finland in the inauguration event.

According to Stubb, the hydrogen plant inaugurated today is a concrete example of creating sustainable growth by producing clean energy. “Here in Harjavalta, you did not wait for change, you have made it happen,” the President emphasized.

Together with the hydrogen production facility, the Harjavalta complex also includes a methanation plant for the production of synthetic methane, which will launch its operations at a later stage.

P2X Solutions is also planning hydrogen plants in other locations, such as Joensuu and Oulu. The company aims to gradually increase hydrogen production to reach a capacity of 40 MW for the Joensuu plant and up to 100 MW for the Oulu plant.

More information:

Herkko Plit
CEO
P2X Solutions Oy
herkko.plit@p2x.fi
+358 50 462 0788