Water resources
Larsmosjön/Luodonjärvi provides a large freshwater reserve.
Electricity
Reliable power supply through 110 kV and 400 kV transmission lines.
The Jakobstad region benefits from a strong green energy mix, including wind power, hydropower, biofuels, and steam heat from local industry
Electricity
Reliable power supply through 110 kV and 400 kV transmission lines.
The Jakobstad region benefits from a strong green energy mix, including wind power, hydropower, biofuels, and steam heat from local industry
Wind Power
Several wind farms are either operating or under development in the Jakobstad region. In addition, plans for offshore wind power are currently undergoing environmental impact assessment.
Gas grid
Gasgrid’s planned national hydrogen infrastructure route will pass through the Jakobstad region (Nykarleby, Pedersöre and Kronoby).
Biogas
Biogas filling station for vehicles.
Locally produced renewable biogas supporting low-emission transport.
Biogas
Biogas filling station for vehicles.
Locally produced renewable biogas supporting low-emission transport.
Biogas
Biogas filling station for vehicles.
Locally produced renewable biogas supporting low-emission transport.
Solar Power
Multiple solar parks are planned in the Jakobstad Region, such as Brännträsket, a 41 MWp solar park planned to be completed in 2026.
Biomass
• Long-standing regional tradition of forestry and pulp production supported by extensive forested areas.
• Biomass availability for heating, energy production, and industrial processes.
• Access to timber, sawmills, and by-products suitable for various bioeconomy applications.
Biomass
• Long-standing regional tradition of forestry and pulp production supported by extensive forested areas.
• Biomass availability for heating, energy production, and industrial processes.
• Access to timber, sawmills, and by-products suitable for various bioeconomy applications.
Mineral Resources
Lithium availability in neighbouring regions, supporting battery and technology industries.