We are a leading Independent Power Producer (IPP) and renewable energy developer in the Nordics. We generate clean electricity sustainably and efficiently from natural sources, wind and sun. With energy storage, we enhance a more flexible energy ecosystem.
Who we areWhat we do — Working for a cleaner tomorrow, today
By harnessing renewable energy sustainably and efficiently from natural sources, the wind and the sun, our commitment to renewable energy knows no bounds. Through innovative energy storage solutions, we are paving the way for a more flexible and resilient energy ecosystem.
Every Ilmatar project is guided by the same principle—to produce sustainable energy that benefits landowners, local communities, municipalities, and customers and contributes to society’s greater good.
Read more about our businessOur assets and projects
Our assets produce renewable energy. We have also a proven track record of project development, construction of renewable energy facilities and overseeing commercial production.
Solar farm / Under development
Kärkölä Lehmiaronsuo
Kärkölä – Finland
Energy storage BESS / Under development
Västervik – Riskula
Kristiinankaupunki – Finland
Solar farm / Under development
Horshult
Jönköping – Sweden
Energy storage BESS / Under development
Uppsalebo BESS
Västervik – Sweden
Solar farm / Under development
Riihimäki Riihiviita A (phase 1)
Riihimäki – Finland
Solar farm / Under development
Kouvola Karisuo
Kouvola – Finland
Energy storage BESS / Under development
Pahkakoski BESS
Ii – Finland
Onshore wind / Under development
Kultakalliot
Merikarvia – Finland
Solar farm / Under development
Lång
Grums – Sweden
Onshore wind / Under development
Napalankalliot-Hietaharjunkangas
Kuortane – Finland
Sustainability
Sustainability is built in our DNA
Our aim is to help create a world that runs on renewable energy, and we want to do it in a sustainable way. The foundation for our sustainability work is built on our mission, vision and shared values – expertise, accountability, forerunner and sustainability.
Our project development and construction are dedicated to working in a way that causes minimal disturbance to the environment.
Ilmatar in numbers
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We concentrate on one thing 100% renewable energy
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We have experience from our industry since 2011 and we are here to stay
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We produced 415.3 GWh of renewable energy in 2023
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Our operations have a positive climate impact, ktCO2e 163.9 covering emissions of over 17,000 Finns
Careers
Motivated energy experts and forerunners
Our team consists of the brightest thinkers and doers in the energy sector. We employ energy industry’s top experts who enhance the clean transition.
As an employer we focus on well-being, job satisfaction, and employee experience makes us an appealing workplace for those passionate about contributing to the clean transition.
News & Views
Read the latest news, articles and stories from energy transition and clean energy production
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Article / Sustainability
Ilmatar flies the flag for sustainable development – every day
September 25 marks the birthday of the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the flag is raised for them. We are committed to advancing SDGs – every day of the year.
25.09.2024
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Article / Company
Ilmatar’s control center – a year of renewable energy portfolio optimization
Ilmatar’s 24/7 physical power trading and control center operations have cemented our position as a renewable independent power producer (IPP). Having your own electricity trading team and control center is not a given in the industry.
19.09.2024
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Article / Sustainability
Did you know: Solar farms can contribute to local biodiversity
With carefully planned environmental efforts, solar energy production and natural ecosystems can coexist in harmony.
12.09.2024
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Article / Career
Growth stories at Ilmatar – Piitu’s path to becoming an energy expert
Energy professionals at Ilmatar want to take the company and the whole industry forward. One of these talents is Piitu Taponen, a newly graduated Master of Science in Environmental Technology from the University of Oulu.
30.08.2024