Nokian Tyres News

Nokian Tyres, with roots in Finland since 1898, is renowned for developing premium tires optimized for extreme Nordic conditions. The company manufactures a range of passenger car, truck, and heavy-duty tires, focusing on safety, durability, and environmental responsibility. Nokian is a pioneer in winter tire innovation and leads the industry in low rolling resistance and bio-based materials. The company operates production sites in Europe and North America, distributing to over 60 countries, serving sectors like automotive OEMs, retail, and industrial mobility.

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27 SEP '21

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WIND POWERED ELECTRICITY FOR NOKIAN TYRES’ FINNISH FACTORY

Nokian Tyres has signed a 10-year agreement with the Nordic energy company Gasum to supply renewable wind energy for the electricity used in the Finnish factory and in Vianor operations in Finland. The power will be produced by a new wind farm in North Ostrobotnia and the supply starts in 2023.

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14 JUN '21

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A SOLAR POWER PLANT THE SIZE OF TWO SOCCER FIELDS ROSE ON THE ROOFTOP OF NOKIAN TYRES’ LOGISTICS CENTER IN FINLAND

Nokian Tyres’ logistics center in Nokia, Finland now has a solar power plant with the highest output for a rooftop-mounted plant in the Pirkanmaa province.

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WIND POWERED ELECTRICITY FOR NOKIAN TYRES’ FINNISH FACTORY

Nokian Tyres has signed a 10-year agreement with the Nordic energy company Gasum to supply renewable wind energy for the electricity used in the Finnish factory and in Vianor operations in Finland. The power will be produced by a new wind farm in North Ostrobotnia and the supply starts in 2023.

A SOLAR POWER PLANT THE SIZE OF TWO SOCCER FIELDS ROSE ON THE ROOFTOP OF NOKIAN TYRES’ LOGISTICS CENTER IN FINLAND

Nokian Tyres’ logistics center in Nokia, Finland now has a solar power plant with the highest output for a rooftop-mounted plant in the Pirkanmaa province.

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