Solarplaza Summit | Finland

The opening presentation explores how the Finnish energy market is navigating severe price volatility while maintaining strong confidence among both foreign and domestic investors. It highlights the underlying structural strengths and long-term targets of Finland's renewable sector that keep capital flowing despite market turbulence.

This session analyzes the upcoming changes to Fingrid's grid tariff structure and their potential to stimulate new energy investments. It evaluates how these localized transmission cost adjustments will impact project economics, particularly for new entrants evaluating the Finnish grid.

Discover actionable strategies to optimize energy trading within the Finnish power market to maximize overall asset returns. The presentation outlines precise, sophisticated risk management tactics and the best avenues for monetizing energy flexibility.

This presentation dives into the newest technological advancements in battery energy storage and how they translate directly to improved return on investment for asset owners. It will cover hardware innovations, degradation management, and software optimization techniques

This practical session examines recent updates to Finland's Land Use Act and its direct, practical implications for utility-scale renewable energy developers. It serves as a guide for navigating the evolving permitting landscape, managing municipal relations, and accurately forecasting project development timelines.

Hybrid renewable-plus-storage projects are reshaping the Nordic energy landscape. But how should developers, investors, and offtakers structure PPAs when a battery joins the equation? This session provides a practical overview of the leading contractual models for co-located renewable and BESS assets, examines the revenue streams available to each technology, and highlights emerging market trends from Finland and across the Nordics. Gain insights into how hybrid PPAs can unlock additional value, enhance flexibility, and support long-term project bankability.

On paper, solar and BESS offers look the same: the same megawatts, the same megawatt-hours, the same number of warranty years. At contract negotiations they no longer look the same. The gap between the two shows up as lost output, lost revenue, or a dispute nobody budgeted for.