Green Net Finland is a cleantech development network focused on building lower-carbon urban environments in Finland. The organisation describes itself as an expert body for development projects, working with member organisations on practical solutions in smart housing and construction, smart mobility and logistics, and smart consumption and circular economy.
Based in Helsinki, Finland, Green Net Finland operates as a network rather than a traditional consultancy or association. Its model is built around collaboration: it brings together companies, research actors and other organisations, and says its network includes 40 member organisations, with around 200 organisations participating in its activities each year. The organisation says it has completed 50 cleantech projects, has a project portfolio worth about €30 million, and brings 20 years of experience in development projects. It also reports a high success rate in project preparation, stated at 80%.
Its current work includes events and project-based initiatives around energy efficiency, district heating, and low-carbon urban solutions. Recent activities listed on its site include the final event of the ERKKI project on making challenging properties more energy efficient, a reference group meeting for the HETEKA project, and a trade mission to Tokyo organised with Technopolis for the FINESTJAPAN project. These examples suggest a practical focus on applied innovation, international links, and the transfer of cleantech solutions into real urban settings.
Green Net Finland is led on the website by Susanna Nuolimaa-Fere as a named contact/editorial lead, with Riikka Ojala also appearing in recent updates. The organisation presents itself as a long-running platform for project development, anchored in Finnish urban innovation and climate-oriented cooperation.