Kokkola Industrial Park
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About Kokkola Industrial Park
THE LARGEST INDUSTRIAL ECOSYSTEM OF NORTHERN EUROPE
Kokkola Industrial Park (KIP) is Northern Europe’s largest ecosystem of chemical and metal processing industry, where several international companies operate. In the Park, there are 16 manufacturing companies and over 60 service companies. Companies employ 2 400 people directly. Kokkola has grown into a strong chemical ecosystem and an accumulation of global businesses. Competence is reflected both in the process know-how of the Industrial Park and in the focus on training and high-level research work.
HIGH-LEVEL INDUSTRIAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICE OFFERINGS
Kokkola Industrial Park’s size is 700 hectares, thus nearly 1 000 football fields big industrial zone. The area can accommodate numerous operators, the service offering is high-quality and versatile. In KIP’s area, everything is ready: good roads, railways, business premises, land plots, pipe bridges, fiber connections, sewerage as well as a generous selection of other services and commodities needed by the industry from seawater to sulfuric acid and hydrogen. Moreover, a professional factory fire brigade and centralized security ensure the proper management of safety issues in the Kokkola Industrial Park.
Next to the KIP, Finland´s biggest cargo port, Finland´s biggest transit port and Finland´s fifth biggest general port, the Port of Kokkola, is located. In the Port, there is a covered All Weather Terminal (AWT), the only one in the Nordic countries.
EFFECTIVE CIRCULAR ECONOMY FOR 50 YEARS ALREADY
In Kokkola Industrial Park, industrial circular economy has been a basis for operations for decades. Saying “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure” has been realized literally in the Park. Manufacturing companies in the Park implement the synergy between the company’s production process and the further processing of by-products arising therefrom. Thus, material and energy flows become more efficient and the amount of process waste can be significantly reduced. New ways of thinking are constantly being considered to promote and implement more efficient circular economy. Kokkola Industrial Park is considered to be the pioneer of the industrial circular economy in Finland and throughout Europe.
Area
Total | 700.0 hectare |
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Free | n.a. |
Infrastructure and Connectivity
Highway | yes | |
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Railway | yes | |
Waterway | yes | |
Sea harbor | yes |
Compounds
- Sulphuric acid
- Calcium chloride
- Hydrochloric acid
- Potassium sulphate
- Phosphoric acid
- Limestone
- Carbon dioxide
- Ammonia
- Potassium salt
- Cobalt products
- Zinc
Services
- Sea water
- Fresh water
- Domestic water
- Deionised water
- District heating
- Compressed air
- Steam
- Nitrogen (gaseous)
- Oxygen (gaseous)
- Heavy oil
- Energy
- Fire brigade
- Laboratory
Investments on this park
2023-06-01
2023-01-01
2022-05-01
2021-10-01
Pipeline grid availability
Companies on this park
News
Hycamite opens Europe’s largest methane-splitting plant for low-carbon hydrogen production at Kokkola, Finland
Kokkola Industrial Park →Once fully operational, the nominal capacity of Hycamite’s Customer Sample Facility (CSF) will reach 2,000 tonnes of low-carbon hydrogen and 6,000 tonnes of high-quality carbon annually.
Hycamite breaks ground for Customer Sample Facility at Kokkola Industrial Park , Finland
Kokkola Industrial Park →Hycamite’s technology decomposes large volumes of methane into its component elements-- hydrogen and carbon—while avoiding the release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
Plug power makes major strategic move into Finland’s green hydrogen economy with its proven PEM Electrolyzer and Liquefaction technology at Kokkola, Kristinestad and Porvoo
Kokkola Industrial Park →Plug plans to develop three green hydrogen production plants in Finland for European markets, working with multiple financial and industrial partners
CABB site in Kokkola, Finland: vital growth with a focus on sustainability
Kokkola Industrial Park →CABB Group will invest more than EUR 50 million by 2025 in expanding its facilities at its site in Kokkola, Finland. A new office building is also being constructed. Special attention is being pai...