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Low-carbon roadmaps Finland aims to be carbon neutral in 2035 and carbon negative soon after that. Sectoral low-carbon roadmaps are a way to obtain a more accurate picture of the scale, costs and preconditions of the measures required for carbon n...https://tem.fi/en/low-carbon-roadmaps-2035
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Low-carbon roadmaps 2020 The Government Programme of Prime Minister Sanna Marin outlined that the Government was committed to pursuing measures that will make Finland carbon neutral by 2035 and carbon negative soon after that. The Government Progr...https://tem.fi/en/low-carbon-roadmaps-2020
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Updating the low-carbon roadmaps 2024 The Government Programme states that the low-carbon roadmaps drawn up during the previous Government will be updated. With the help of the roadmaps, sectors have an opportunity to present their views on the ch...https://tem.fi/en/updating-the-low-carbon-roadmaps
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20.11.2025 | Publications of the Ministry of Economic A airs and Employment Energy • 2024:46 Summary of Sectoral Low-Carbon Roadmaps 2024 Summary of Sectoral Low-Carbon Roadmaps 2024 Katja Tuokko, Adele Silver Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment of Fin...https://tem.fi/documents/1410877/250845673/TEM_2024_46.pdf/eb5eda1a-7407-9422-14a1-16d8b14a777e?t=1763640298150
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30.10.2024 | By summer 2023, only three years had passed since the publication of the sectoral low-carbon roadmaps in 2020. A provision in Petteri Orpo’s government program from June 2023 mandated the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment and various sectors to revisit the roadmaps in light of the evolving operating environment. With this mandate, the update process began in autumn 2023. By autumn 2024, all 14 participating sectors had completed their updates.https://tem.fi/en/-/what-will-finland-look-like-in-2040-in-the-sectoral-low-carbon-roadmaps-
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6.6.2024 | The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment began to update the low-carbon roadmaps together with the sectors in autumn 2023. In accordance with the Programme of Prime Minister Orpo’s Government, the roadmaps from 2020 have now been updated to correspond to the changed operating environment and technological development of sectors and companies. This time, 14 sectors systematically investigated ways to decarbonisation.https://tem.fi/en/-/updating-sectoral-low-carbon-roadmaps-responds-to-the-challenges-of-the-time
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1.12.2023 | The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment has started to update the low-carbon roadmaps together with the sectors. During the previous government term, 13 sectors drew up roadmaps describing their paths towards a low-carbon economy. Industry-specific approach helps to ensure that the roadmaps are ones that companies in the sector can identify with and genuinely commit to.https://tem.fi/en/-/updating-of-sectoral-low-carbon-roadmaps-begins
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28.8.2023 | The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment proposes appropriations of EUR 4.4 billion for its administrative branch for 2024, which is about EUR 448 million more than in the 2023 budget.https://tem.fi/en/-/ministry-of-economic-affairs-and-employment-proposes-investments-in-promotion-of-employment-entrepreneurship-and-low-carbon-economy
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22.10.2020 | The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment has published a report summarising the main results of the sectoral roadmaps produced during the past year. The report includes summaries of the published roadmaps, key conclusions of the project, a description of the work process and estimates of further work. It also explores how the roadmaps will be utilised in climate and energy work towards a low-carbon Finland.https://tem.fi/en/-/summary-report-of-sectoral-low-carbon-roadmaps-published
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5.5.2020 | An energy-themed webinar organised by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment on 5 May 2020 focused on the production of clean energy and the need for energy in the future. One of the issues addressed at the webinar was the effect of the coronavirus crisis and the related recovery measures on investments required to pursue the 2035 climate target.https://tem.fi/en/-/toimialojen-vahahiilitiekarttojen-valmistelu-edennyt-aikataulussa
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23.9.2019 | Industrial sector organisations are responding swiftly to the Government’s ambitious Climate Neutral Finland 2035 target. Many sectors have already launched the preparation of their individual low-carbon road maps; a measure included in the Government Programme.https://tem.fi/en/-/toimialojen-vahahiilisyyden-tiekartat-vastaus-hallituksen-2035-tavoitteeseen
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15.4.2026 | Kuopion Energia Oy has submitted to the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment an environmental impact assessment (EIA) programme concerning its plan to build a small nuclear power plant in Kuopio for district heating production. The EIA programme is a plan prepared by the party responsible for the project that details the necessary analyses and organisation of the environmental impact assessment procedure.https://tem.fi/en/-/consultation-begins-on-eia-report-of-kuopion-energia-s-smr-project
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14.10.2021 | The Ministers will discuss the experiences gained in research and innovation cooperation between Finland and China and their future. A particular aim is to accelerate joint projects in the fields of low-carbon economy, circular economy, and food and health.https://tem.fi/en/-/finland-and-china-to-boost-collaboration-in-low-carbon-technologies-and-circular-economy
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The Government’s climate targets are ambitious: carbon neutrality by 2035, and nearly fossil-free energy production in the course of the 2030s. The wide-ranging changes required to achieve these targets demand vigorous policies and consistent action. At the same time, however, one has to ensure social justice and the competitiveness of businesses. Paths to carbon neutrality involve major uncertainties.https://tem.fi/en/-/miten-hiilineutraaliin-yhteiskuntaan-paastaan-ja-mita-se-maksaa-
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5.8.2022 | Appropriations of around EUR 3.78 billion are proposed for the administrative branch of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment for 2023, which is EUR 236 million more than in the 2022 budget. In connection with the implementation of the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Plan, a total of EUR 346.13 million in appropriations and EUR 101.5 million in budget authority will be allocated to the administrative branch of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment.https://tem.fi/en/-/draft-budget-of-the-ministry-of-economic-affairs-and-employment-focuses-on-promotion-of-employment-renewal-and-low-carbon-economy
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Sustainable Growth Programme funding to companies from the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment and government agencies under its purview Recovery funding promotes the renewal of economic structure and the competitive advantage of Finnish c...https://tem.fi/en/funding-available-to-companies-under-the-sustainable-growth-programme
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27.10.2020 | The State Business Development Company (VAKE) will be transferred to ownership steering of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment in December 2020. At the same time, its name will change to Ilmastorahasto Oy (Climate Fund). VAKE has until now been part of the ownership steering of the Prime Minister’s Office.https://tem.fi/en/-/ilmastorahasto-oy-to-promote-low-carbon-economy-and-digitalisation
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Restricting global warming is crucial to humanity’s future. There will be no easy transition to a low-emission world, or eventually to a carbon neutral world, and we must make changes in all spheres of life. The European Union has an important role as one who takes the lead and offers solutions. To do this, it needs an ambitious and comprehensive climate and energy policy that is based on knowledge.https://tem.fi/en/-/milla-evain-rakennetaan-eu-n-pitkan-aikavalin-vahapaastoisyysstrategia-
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The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment creates the conditions for economically, socially and ecologically sustainable growth.https://tem.fi/en/frontpage?decisionId=0900908f807b03df
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The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment creates the conditions for economically, socially and ecologically sustainable growth.https://tem.fi/en/frontpage?decisionId=0900908f80819fa6