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Tornion Voima

Finnish energy company producing combined heat and power for the Tornio industrial area and district heating networks.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

Tornion Voima is a Finnish energy company based in Tornio, in the country's northern Lapland region. It is a subsidiary of EPV Energia Oy and forms part of the EPV Energia group. The company's core business is the production of electricity and heat through combined heat and power (CHP) generation, serving both industrial customers and municipal district heating networks. Tornion Voima owns and operates a CHP power plant and five backup boilers located on the Outokumpu Tornio Works industrial site in Röyttä, Tornio. The CHP plant produces energy-efficient combined electricity and thermal energy for the Outokumpu Tornio Works steel plant and for the Tornio area district heating network. The backup boilers, fuelled by natural gas and coke oven gas, provide additional energy for the steel plant and backup heat for the district heating network when needed. In addition, the company owns heat boiler plants in the Pirkkiö district of Tornio and at the Outokumpu Chrome Kemi mine, which supply thermal energy to the Tornio area and Kemi mine district heating networks. The company's fuel mix includes milled peat, coke oven gas and biofuels, reflecting its role in utilising both industrial by-products and renewable energy sources. In 2025, Tornion Voima commissioned a 43-megawatt gas engine power plant, described as Finland's first modern engine power plant. This facility provides fast-starting, flexible generation capacity to the electricity system, strengthening security of supply particularly when weather-dependent production is insufficient or when the electricity market requires rapid balancing power. Tornion Voima operates in the Finnish energy market, with its activities concentrated in the Tornio and Kemi regions of northern Finland. Its operations are closely tied to the industrial ecosystem around Outokumpu's stainless steel and chrome operations, making it a key energy partner for one of Finland's major industrial clusters. The company also engages in seasonal recruitment, offering summer jobs at its Tornio power plant.

History

Tornion Voima is a Finnish energy company operating in the Tornio region of northern Finland. It is a subsidiary of EPV Energia Oy, a Finnish energy group. The company's history is closely linked to the industrial development of the Tornio area, particularly the Outokumpu Tornio Works stainless steel plant and the Outokumpu Chrome Kemi mine. The company owns and operates a combined heat and power (CHP) plant and five backup boilers on the Outokumpu Tornio Works industrial site in Röyttä, Tornio. This CHP plant produces energy-efficient combined electricity and thermal energy for the steel plant and the Tornio district heating network. The backup boilers, fuelled by natural gas and coke oven gas, provide additional energy for the steel plant and backup heat for the district heating network. Tornion Voima also owns heat boiler plants in the Pirkkiö district of Tornio and at the Outokumpu Chrome Kemi mine, supplying thermal energy to the Tornio area and Kemi mine district heating networks. Over the years, the company has utilised a fuel mix including milled peat, coke oven gas and biofuels. In 2025, Tornion Voima commissioned a 43-megawatt gas engine power plant, described as Finland's first modern engine power plant. This facility provides fast-starting, flexible generation capacity to the electricity system, strengthening security of supply particularly when weather-dependent production is insufficient or when the electricity market requires rapid balancing power. The plant represents a significant investment in flexible generation capacity for the Finnish energy system. Tornion Voima remains an active energy producer in northern Finland, integrated with the Outokumpu industrial cluster and the EPV Energia group. Its operations support both industrial processes and municipal district heating, making it a key player in the regional energy infrastructure.

  • Tornion Voima's 43 MW gas engine power plant started production, described as Finland's first modern engine power plant.

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Products and positioning

A regional energy producer integrated with the Outokumpu industrial cluster, providing reliable CHP electricity and district heating in northern Finland.

  • Combined heat and power (CHP) electricity and heat

    Produced at the CHP plant for Outokumpu Tornio Works and the Tornio district heating network.

  • Backup power and heat

    Provided by five backup boilers fuelled by natural gas and coke oven gas.

  • District heating

    Supplied to Tornio area and Kemi mine district heating networks from heat boiler plants.

  • 43 MW gas engine power plant

    Fast-starting flexible generation capacity for the electricity system.

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