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Nivala battery storage project acquired by Foresight

Foresight Energy Infrastructure Partners II has acquired the Nivala BESS project (100 MW / 400 MWh) from FRV. Will & Must co-developed the project. Commercial operation is expected in the second half of 2028.

Read Foresight’s announcement

Our first data-centre project: Palvalahti in Petäjävesi

We have started developing a data-centre project at Palvalahti in Petäjävesi. We aim to have a first 30 MW phase permitted in early 2027.

Read more (in Finnish)

Otava solar land use plans approved in Mikkeli

Mikkeli City Council approved the local detailed plan and an amendment to the local master plan for the Otava solar project, which we are co-developing with FRV. Around 45 MWp of solar and supporting battery storage are planned on about 70 hectares.

Read the council decisions (in Finnish)
· In the media

Will & Must among Finland’s largest solar developers

Tekniikka&Talous listed Will & Must among Finland’s largest solar developers. Most of the others on the list also develop wind power. In the article, our Managing Director Matti Parpala said that the growing electricity demand of data centres opens up interesting prospects for the industry.

Read the article (in Finnish)

Adele Halttunen joins our development team

Adele Halttunen has joined us as Senior Project Manager, bringing several years of experience from a large project developer. She leads our solar and battery storage projects towards ready-to-build.

FRV enters Finland with Will & Must as development partner

We began a project development partnership with FRV (Fotowatio Renewable Ventures). FRV, one of the world’s leading renewable energy developers and operators, had at the time built more than 50 plants and had a development pipeline of over 24 GW. Together we are taking a solar portfolio of several hundred megawatts towards ready-to-build.

Read FRV’s announcement

Media enquiries: Matti Parpala, Managing Director.