Fuelling Europe's green future in Kokkola
The Finnish Power-to-X project developer Flexens is planning a 300 MW green ammonia and hydrogen production facility in Kokkola, Finland (Kokkola Industrial Park).
The project is called Flexens Kokkola - follow this website for updates. This website is mainly updated in Finnish and Swedish.
From wind and solar power to green ammonia
Electricity from sun and wind
The plant will convert wind and solar energy into green hydrogen using electrolysis.
Green hydrogen
Our electrolyser will produce green hydrogen without greenhouse gas emissions.
Green ammonia
More than 200,000 tonnes of green ammonia will be produced annually.
Flexens Kokkola in brief
Project developer Flexens Oy Ab is planning a green hydrogen and ammonia production facility with a capacity of approximately 300 megawatts in the Kokkola Industrial Park area. The plant is one of Finland's largest ammonia projects currently underway. It will reduce emissions and improve Finland's energy and ammonia production self-sufficiency. Operations are set to begin earliest in 2028.
“These are very happy news for Central Ostrobothnia and the development of the Finnish hydrogen economy. Thanks to the city's deep-water port and industrial centre, Kokkola is a very attractive investment destination. Interest in producing green hydrogen and ammonia has increased enormously in recent years. Implementing this project would improve energy self-sufficiency and strengthen domestic fertiliser production for agriculture.”
Minister of Economic Affairs (19-23) Mika Lintilä
Contact
Jim Häggblom
Senior Project Manager
Flexens Oy Ab