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Expert insights: The Taaleri SolarWind III Fund develops renewable energy projects in-house. This provides opportunities to improve the sustainability performance of the assets. These opportunities aren’t available to the same extent when buying fully permitted assets. In this commentary, Pauli Maaninka explains that the aim is to be a good neighbour for the whole project lifetime and beyond.

Expert insights: In the last couple of years, the pace of renewable energy transactions has slowed. In this commentary, Kai Rintala explains how diversification is the best way to capture the upside of the renewable energy transition and find opportunities in the shifting market environment.

In this article, we provide answers to basic questions about private equity funds, along with a glossary. The article is aimed at those exploring the operations of private equity funds for the first time and at those interested in Taaleri’s shares.

Taaleri Bioindustry is one of the world's first companies to develop a commercial-scale torrefied biomass production plant. Biocoal can replace coal, for example, in the steel and cement industries.

Land use can be enhanced through cooperation between sheep farming and solar power production, with the collaboration benefitting both. The solar panels provide shade for the grazing sheep, while the sheep help maintain the solar plant.

Over the past decade, wind turbine technology has advanced significantly. Wind can be harnessed nowadays more effectively. There is an expectation that this successful development will continue.

There are three great options in Taaleri’s toolkit for advancing and operating within the bioindustry field.

In bioindustry, fossil-based raw materials are replaced with sustainable materials. For instance, the bioindustry has found biodegradable options for plastic packaging.