Ilkka Homanen Finpro

1. CLEANTECH
FINLAND
Fostering sustainable growth

2. THE BIG PICTURE – WHY
CLEANTECH MATTERS
Climate Change
INVESTMENTS NEEDED TO
LIMIT GLOBAL WARMING
The Future of Energy
RENEWABLE ENERGY
MARKET
800
BILLION
BY 2050
$1
TRILLION
GLOBALLY
Smart is the New Green
SMART CITIES BY 2025
88
GLOBALLY
The Future of Mobility
ANNUAL MARKET FOR ALL-
ELECTRIC VEHICLES
Urbanisation The Future of Infrastructure
PEOPLE LIVING IN URBAN
AREAS BY 2050
2/3
OF WORLD’S
POPULATION
$5.2
TRILLION
ANNUALLY
WIRELESS CAPACITY
INCREASE
1000X
THROUGH
5G

3. Climate change alone has not been driver powerful enough
to push companies towards cleaner technologies
Legislation and regulations force, while tariffs and other
incentives lure, companies to greening their businesses
Energy, water and pollution all come with a price tag – cost
reduction is one of the biggest drivers for companies to
seek cleaner solutions
THE TRUE DRIVERS

4. ENERGY &
RESOURCE
EFFICIENCY

5. Rooted in mining and metallurgy industries,
Outotec solving energy related issues already
decades
Nowadays, energy and environmental solutions
represent major part of the company’s turnover
Energy efficiency, emission reduction,
environmental protection and water management
are all in the core of Outotec’s Metals, Energy and
Water -sector

6. When Rautaruukki was founded in 1960, its main
purpose was to guarantee raw material availability for
the Finnish metal industry
Since the 60’s, Ruukki has shifted its focus to
steel products and solutions in the sustainable
construction and engineering industries
Today, Ruukki is committed to ongoing new product
and service development, determined to stay at the
forefront of sustainable building innovation

7. SMART
TRANSPORT
& LOGISTICS

8. Ensto was founded to manufacture electrical
accessories in Porvoo in 1958
In 2009, Ensto Chago started providing
eMobility solutions, i.e. electronic vehicle
charging equipment and services
Recently, Ensto Chago EV charging
networks have taken quantum leaps in
Finland and abroad

9. RENEWABLES
& SMART GRID

10. Starting from 1834, Wärtsilä has been connected to the
energy industry for decades
In the beginning of 21st century, Wärtsilä invested
heavily in technologies and solutions for sustainable
energy generation
Today, Wärtsilä provides energy solutions including
utility-scale solar PV power plants, as well as LNG
terminals and distribution systems

11. WASTE-TO-VALUE

12. Ekokem was established in 1979 as a reaction to the
Waste Management Act
Today, Ekokem provides comprehensive
environmental management services, saving natural
resources and promoting the circular economy
In 2016, Ekokem opened the Circular Economy
Village in Riihimäki for separating raw materials from
municipal waste for recycling and reuse

13. BIOPRODUCTS
& MATERIALS

14. Neste was established in 1948 to ensure the
availability of refined fuels in Finland
In 2013, waste and residues accounted for over
half of renewable raw material input in Neste’s
renewable fuel NEXBTL and was named the
most groundbreaking Finnish business
innovation of the new millennium in 2014
NEXBTL is fully in use in public transportation in
Helsinki, and is widely popular in the USA

15. AIR
QUALITY

16. In its early years, ever since 1969, Halton produced
shopfittings while investing heavily in R&D in air
quality
Over the last two to three decades Halton has
focused solely on air quality, leaving shopfittings
out of the picture alltogether
Presently, Halton is a global air quality company
with leading solutions in residential, commercial,
marine and food service industries

17. CLEANTECH FINLAND
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FI-00810 Helsinki
Finland Oce: +358 204 6951
cleantechfinland.com
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THANK
YOU!