Janne Kallio works at the Hanhikivi 1 construction site. In the winter, he ploughs streets in Pyhäjoki to ensure that life in the best town of the world would be even more pleasant.
From now on, Fennovoima’s stakeholder magazine will be published at hanhikivi1.fi.
Almost 350 people work at the Hanhikivi 1 construction site every day. Fluent cooperation brings the employees closer together.
Lehto Tilat will build two office buildings at the Hanhikivi 1 construction site. Excavation of the administration building’s basement floor was completed in October.
Every year, Fennovoima participates in various charity campaigns. For the fourth time now, we will donate our Christmas card funds to the Good Holiday Spirit fundraising campaign.
Securitas is responsible for security services at the Hanhikivi 1 construction site. The multinational corporation is the largest private employer in Pyhäjoki and a popular place to work.
The plots in the Fennovoima business area on the Hanhikivi peninsula are now available among the plots for sale in Pyhäjoki. The area has been designed for companies serving the Hanhikivi 1 project or its contractors.
The construction of the nuclear power plant takes much more than even the largest industrial plant projects. Approximately 140 buildings will be constructed in the Hanhikivi 1 plant area.
Excavation and blasting works are continuing at the Hanhikivi 1 construction site.
Over the years, Sähköpalvelu Anttila’s electricians have become a familiar sight in Pyhäjoki and its neighboring municipalities. Their skills are utilized at the Hanhikivi 1 construction site and outside the province.
Raahe’s multicultural association Toivo ry assists immigrants in adapting to their new culture and arranges a variety of hobbies for people of all ages. Fennovoima has been sponsoring the association for three years.
Jaana Hämäläinen and Eila Kultala capture the scenery of the village of Pyhäjoki for posterity with the help of books and handicraft. Their company Kuvanaiset has made customized business gifts for Fennovoima.
The Ollinmäki business area close to downtown Pyhäjoki is a great area in many respects. The Hanhikivi 1 construction site and the growth potential of the region have attracted new companies to the area.
When people think of nuclear power, they usually think of enormous structures. Few know that there are much more small reactors around than there are big ones.
Electrification of transportation can add electricity demand equal to Hanhikivi 1 nuclear reactor’s annual production. Lowering our dependency on imports will also boost the need for clean electricity production.
Hydrogen is not just our most common element, but a potential way to store clean energy.
According to a persistent myth, nuclear power is only suitable for stable production of “baseload” electricity. However, nuclear power can also be used for load following, meaning it can react and adapt power output according to demand.
I work at Fennovoima as a Layout Manager leading a group of six people consisting of layout engineers and 3D model experts.
We ensure that the various internal and external threats to a nuclear power plant's safety and electricity production are duly considered in the plant design.
In his article, Matthew Geraghty explains how Fennovoima is preparing for the commissioning of the Hanhikivi 1 plant.
I am leading the licensing unit at Fennovoima, whose primary goal is to secure the Hanhikivi 1 nuclear power plant's construction license.