Espoo is busy this week, and for once the reason is hard science rather than the weather. On 16 and 17 September 2026 the fifth anniversary edition of NORDEEP, the Nordic Deep Tech Business Summit,
In 2024 wind became the second largest source of electricity in Finland, overtaking hydropower and covering around 24 percent of national consumption [1][2]. Through 2025 that share climbed above a quarter of consumption [3]. By
Finland has become the most active data centre construction market in the Nordics, and the people needed to build, power, and run those facilities are now the binding constraint. Google is expanding its hyperscale campus
Intelligent Employment is attending Solar 2026 in Helsinki on 19 May. Here is what the event agenda, attendee mix, and market data tell us about where European solar hiring pressure sits from 2026 to 2028.
Finland’s energy transition is accelerating across hydrogen, electrification, grid infrastructure and industrial decarbonisation, but access to specialist talent is becoming a critical constraint. Explore the hiring challenges, key in-demand skills, and how companies are adapting