Merus Power designs and produces innovative electrical engineering solutions, such as energy storage, active filters and compensators. Technology of the company promotes the use of renewable energy and improves power quality and energy efficiency, in line with sustainable development.

The success of the circular economy requires changes in both economic policy and consumer behavior. Finland is a pioneer in the circular economy of clothing in Europe.

When Tommi Eronen and Markku Ylönen came up with the idea of storing heat in sand, it initially seemed almost daringly bold. Today, their startup, Polar Night Energy, along with its ongoing development of converting stored heat back into electricity, is moving towards a major energy sector breakthrough with the support of Business Finland.

The story of Crowdsorsa, founded in 2020, is typical for a tech startup: a need for a service was identified, and technology was harnessed to enable the service. The solution developed by Crowdsorsa has great potential in developing markets, and its further development takes place in an authentic environment in rural Malaysia.

A Finnish forest technology company Risutec develops technology for accelerating tree seedling planting and growth, with potential for developing markets. Founded in its founders’ workshop, the company receives both funding support and versatile guidance from Business Finland on its journey towards global forest industry markets.

From gross sales of 10 million euros to over one billion euros in under five years – how is this even possible? Yet that is exactly what IONCOR has achieved, transforming from a relatively small player into a major force in battery manufacturing and electrification.

The Finnish company Pure Waste Textiles Ltd. is a pioneer in manufacturing clothing from recycled materials. Founded in 2013, the company aims to steer the fashion industry towards sustainability and circular economy. Business Finland has supported the company's journey towards more sustainable clothing industry.

The persistent faith of Orion's development team in their own idea helped to bring a cancer drug to market that has reached the rare billion-sales class, so-called blockbuster drug. The success opens up new possibilities for the company to expand its research and commercial organization, as well as to build a pharmaceutical ecosystem in Finland from which new successes can spring.

What do a welding machine, a particle accelerator and a quick charger for an electric car have in common? The same DC power source that has been at the heart of innovation at Kemppi and its spin-off charging company Kempower. Now Kempower is renewing again and aiming for the next market - and Business Finland, as usual, is along for the ride.