FORTUM OYJ

Fortum’s former CEO joins Siemens Energy’s board, opening doors to new renewable partnerships and AI‑driven tech synergies for Europe’s clean‑energy future.

Fortum Oyj drives the energy transition, blending nuclear, renewables and storage to secure grid stability, protect data‑center uptime, and deliver reliable, low‑carbon power for the digital economy.

Fortum eyes a Loviisa nuclear plant to power Google’s Finnish data‑center, blending low‑carbon baseload with a 22‑year PPA, reshaping Nordic energy strategy.

Fortum secures a long‑term energy deal with Google, boosting nuclear revenue, investor confidence, and setting a low‑carbon standard for data‑centres in Europe.

Fortum’s 20‑year PPA with Google locks half of Loviisa nuclear output, boosting grid stability, renewable integration, and Finland’s clean‑energy future.

Fortum’s shift from Russian assets to renewables boosts Nordic grid stability, fuels job growth, and aligns with EU decarbonization goals.

Fortum Oyj unveils a €3 bn grid‑upgrade plan, boosting renewable integration, grid stability, and performance‑based tariffs at Helsinki’s investor forum.

Fortum’s state‑backed push for new nuclear at Oskarshamn blends reduced costs, price guarantees, and Swedish regulation, reshaping Nordic energy security and carbon goals.

Fortum Oyj’s €340 m dividend shows strong Finnish state earnings while funding grid‑modernisation and renewable‑integration, balancing returns with long‑term resilience.

Fortum Oyj stays steady on locked‑in contracts while Finland’s market rallies, but its modest growth and cautious strategy keep it behind high‑growth peers.