News/Nordics

The shutdown of the Paks facility, the first in 44 years, underscores the growing vulnerability of European energy infrastructure to extreme weather events.

A reader's letter in Talouselämä disputes claims that wind energy has delivered Europe's cheapest power to Finland, arguing for a return to national interest frameworks in electricity markets.

The proposed investment would mark a major shift in European industrial capacity, contingent on a final decision expected in 2027.

Charlotte Mansson argues the power needs of artificial intelligence are creating a new, structural tailwind for green infrastructure, countering narratives that ESG flows have stalled.

Unconfirmed social media claims of a 10-day truce proposal between Washington and Tehran triggered a sharp risk-on move in Swedish equities, lifting the OMXS30 index higher.

The decision to reject 11 sites while approving two others highlights the growing friction between Sweden's green energy targets and military security zones, creating uncertainty for developers.

The rejection of two wind farms, one with a Volvo Cars supply agreement, signals tightening regulatory headwinds for the listed developer.

Truecaller bucked the broader market trend, rising amid investor caution triggered by overnight US-Iran clashes.

Extreme weather intensifies across the northern plains and Rocky Mountains, adding to a broader pattern of record-breaking temperatures stretching from New York to Central Europe.

ISS, NKT, Demant and Ørsted lead the Danish index's first-half rally, prompting analysts to identify fresh buying opportunities despite the steep run-up.

A Swedish study reveals annual operating costs for similar electric vehicles can differ by over €5,000, complicating the total cost of ownership calculus amid rising European fuel prices.

The acquisition bid signals Fortum's push to consolidate its retail electricity footprint in the Nordics, arriving as regional equities face broader selling pressure.

Investors are turning to the wind turbine maker as a value play, with strong cash flows and a depressed price tag drawing fresh buying interest.

The operator introduces the Scania Irizar i4 model to Swedish public transport for the first time, signaling a shift toward cleaner regional transit solutions.

The move signals Copenhagen's alignment with the diplomatic framework following the mutual understanding between Washington and Tehran.