18.11.2013, 20:53
Fennovoima Proceeding towards Signing Plant Supply Contract
OREANDA-NEWS. The 60 shareholders of Voimaosakeyhtio SF have decided about their continuation in Fennovoima nuclear power plant project. The shareholders responded to the investment decision proposal given for them in early September, aiming at starting the operation of the nuclear power plant in Pyhajoki in 2024.
At the moment, Voimaosakeyhtio SF owns Fennovoima completely. 45 of the shareholders of Voimaosakeyhtio SF have decided to continue in Fennovoima. All decisions are conditional for the time being, as the negotiations between Fennovoima and ROSATOM are ongoing.
Energy generated by Hanhikivi-1 NPP, will be allocated among the participants of the project - Fennovoima shareholders. As result of taken decisions, 84 per cent of the energy production of the Fennovoima's nuclear power plant is now reserved. The Voimaosakeyhtio SF shareholder companies that continue in the project have reserved slightly over half (50,28%) of the production of the 1200 MW nuclear power plant planned by Fennovoima. The planned ownership of ROSATOM is a third (34%) of Fennovoima.
Companies that decided to continue in the project are: Alajarven Sahko Oy, Haminan Energia Oy, Haukiputaan Sahkoosuuskunta, Oy Herrfors Ab, Imatran Seudun Sahko Oy, Jylhan Sahkoosuuskunta, Keminmaan Energia Oy, Keravan Energia Oy, Keskusosuuskunta Oulun Seudun Sahko, Kestra Kiinteistopalvelut Oy, Koillis-Satakunnan Sahko Oy, Kokemaen Sahko Oy, Kruunupyyn Sahkolaitos, KSS Energia Oy, Kuoreveden Sahko Oy, Koylion-Sakylan Sahko Oy, Lahti Energia Oy, Lammaisten Energia Oy, Lehtimaen Sahko Oy, Myllyn Paras Oy, Mantsalan Sahko Oy, Naantalin Energia Oy, Nurmijarven Sahko Oy, Outokumpu Oyj, Paneliankosken Voima Oy, Parikkalan Valo Oy, Pietarsaaren Energialaitos, Porvoon Energia Oy, Raahen Energia Oy, Rantakairan Sahko Oy, Rauman Energia Oy, Rautaruukki Oyj, Sallila Energia Oy, Seinajoen Energia Oy, Talvivaaran Kaivososakeyhtio Oyj, Tornion Energia Oy, Oy Turku Energia Ab, Uudenkaarlepyyn Voimalaitos, Valio Oy, Valkeakosken Energia Oy, Vantaan Energia Oy, Vatajankosken Sahko Oy, Vetelin Sahkolaitos Oy, VSV-Energiapalvelu Oy and Aaneseudun Energia Oy.
Companies that decided to give up their share are: Oy AGA Ab, Boliden Harjavalta Oy, Boliden Kokkola Oy, Componenta Oyj, Esse Elektro-Kraft Ab, Etela-Savon Energia Oy, Finnfoam Oy (4Capes Oy), Ita-Lapin Energia Oy, Kemin Energia Oy, Kotkan Energia Oy, Ovako Imatra Oy Ab, Rovakairan Tuotanto Oy, Tammisaaren Energia, Vaasan Sahko Oy and Vimpelin Voima Oy.
During the next weeks and months Voimaosakeyhtio SF carries out internally ownership rearrangements: some of the shareholders that decided to continue want to increase their share, some want to decrease it. Voimaosakeyhtio SF is also assessing taking possible new owners to the project. The Finnish company Voimaosakeyhtio SF will remain the main owner of Fennovoima.
Fennovoima and ROSATOM aim at signing the plant supply contract during 2013.
At the moment, Voimaosakeyhtio SF owns Fennovoima completely. 45 of the shareholders of Voimaosakeyhtio SF have decided to continue in Fennovoima. All decisions are conditional for the time being, as the negotiations between Fennovoima and ROSATOM are ongoing.
Energy generated by Hanhikivi-1 NPP, will be allocated among the participants of the project - Fennovoima shareholders. As result of taken decisions, 84 per cent of the energy production of the Fennovoima's nuclear power plant is now reserved. The Voimaosakeyhtio SF shareholder companies that continue in the project have reserved slightly over half (50,28%) of the production of the 1200 MW nuclear power plant planned by Fennovoima. The planned ownership of ROSATOM is a third (34%) of Fennovoima.
Companies that decided to continue in the project are: Alajarven Sahko Oy, Haminan Energia Oy, Haukiputaan Sahkoosuuskunta, Oy Herrfors Ab, Imatran Seudun Sahko Oy, Jylhan Sahkoosuuskunta, Keminmaan Energia Oy, Keravan Energia Oy, Keskusosuuskunta Oulun Seudun Sahko, Kestra Kiinteistopalvelut Oy, Koillis-Satakunnan Sahko Oy, Kokemaen Sahko Oy, Kruunupyyn Sahkolaitos, KSS Energia Oy, Kuoreveden Sahko Oy, Koylion-Sakylan Sahko Oy, Lahti Energia Oy, Lammaisten Energia Oy, Lehtimaen Sahko Oy, Myllyn Paras Oy, Mantsalan Sahko Oy, Naantalin Energia Oy, Nurmijarven Sahko Oy, Outokumpu Oyj, Paneliankosken Voima Oy, Parikkalan Valo Oy, Pietarsaaren Energialaitos, Porvoon Energia Oy, Raahen Energia Oy, Rantakairan Sahko Oy, Rauman Energia Oy, Rautaruukki Oyj, Sallila Energia Oy, Seinajoen Energia Oy, Talvivaaran Kaivososakeyhtio Oyj, Tornion Energia Oy, Oy Turku Energia Ab, Uudenkaarlepyyn Voimalaitos, Valio Oy, Valkeakosken Energia Oy, Vantaan Energia Oy, Vatajankosken Sahko Oy, Vetelin Sahkolaitos Oy, VSV-Energiapalvelu Oy and Aaneseudun Energia Oy.
Companies that decided to give up their share are: Oy AGA Ab, Boliden Harjavalta Oy, Boliden Kokkola Oy, Componenta Oyj, Esse Elektro-Kraft Ab, Etela-Savon Energia Oy, Finnfoam Oy (4Capes Oy), Ita-Lapin Energia Oy, Kemin Energia Oy, Kotkan Energia Oy, Ovako Imatra Oy Ab, Rovakairan Tuotanto Oy, Tammisaaren Energia, Vaasan Sahko Oy and Vimpelin Voima Oy.
During the next weeks and months Voimaosakeyhtio SF carries out internally ownership rearrangements: some of the shareholders that decided to continue want to increase their share, some want to decrease it. Voimaosakeyhtio SF is also assessing taking possible new owners to the project. The Finnish company Voimaosakeyhtio SF will remain the main owner of Fennovoima.
Fennovoima and ROSATOM aim at signing the plant supply contract during 2013.
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