Decarbonisation is a joint effort The world of energy is like a complex ecosystem. Many different players – energy producers, industrial clients, consumers, decision-makers, and various partners – contribute to creating a balanced, sustainable energy system. Now, in the midst of the energy transition towards carbon neutrality, it is all the more important that we work together to reach our shared climate goals. On these pages, we showcase Fortum’s collaboration projects and partnerships. Fortum cooperates with a variety of companies and organisations across Europe. We innovate together to build a cleaner world. We co-create solutions that help us take longer, faster strides towards a zero-carbon society. By sharing ideas, expertise and resources, we can accomplish more. In a changing world, collaboration is key. Our strategy Partnership cases Second life batteries, expertise and a can-do attitude – innovation boosts hydropower plant Fortum, Volvo Cars and cleantech company Comsys came together to create something new from something old. The three companies created an innovative solution combining used batteries from electric vehicles into one great battery. The solution, installed in Landafors hydropower plant, enhances the plant turbines’ capability to regulate the grid and extends their lifetime. Read more Together towards cleaner energy in Russia More and more companies operating in Russia – international as well as Russian ones – seek to reduce their carbon footprint. Fortum’s Russia division with its partners powers the change through ongoing investments in solar and wind power. We want to support businesses and regions in the transition to cleaner energy. Read more Espoo Clean Heat Fortum and the City of Espoo have committed to carbon-neutral district heating during the 2020s in the network that operates in the Espoo, Kauniainen and Kirkkonummi regions. The development work has since been accelerated with an intermediate goal to discontinue the use of coal in 2025. The accelerated project for carbon-neutrality in 2020's is called Espoo Clean Heat. Read more Fortum Oslo Varme’s waste-to-energy CCS Fortum Oslo Varme’s waste-to-energy CCS project provides a blueprint for cities across Europe on how to best deal with non-recyclable waste, while producing heat and electricity for city inhabitants and meeting ambitious greenhouse gas emission reduction targets. Read more Did you find what you were looking for? 7 responses Yes Partly Not at all Back to top You are here: Fortum Our company Strategy Decarbonisation is a joint effort Decarbonisation is a joint effort About us This is Fortum Strategy Open positions Our energy production Fortum worldwide Covid-19 information Services Fortum Battery Solutions Turbines and generators Power plant O&M and performance Find charging stations Fortum Circo® Recycled Plastics Licensing and safety design Investors In focus Reports and presentations Share information Calendar and events Corporate governance Contact us Our offices Media contacts Investor Relations Supplier inquiries Sales contacts Give feedback Raise a concern Follow us on social media Legal information Data privacy and cookies Legal Notice © Fortum 2021. All rights reserved