The renewing industry in Jämsä invites you to grow!
Jämsä is quickly growing into a hub of recycling economy, carbon-neutral materials and renewable energy. Kaipola Green Port offers a ready-made infrastructure for the needs of renewable industries, and the surrounding green economy companies provide clear synergy benefits. The Halli urban area in Jämsä is growing with the industrial activities of future aviation, and Himos offers guaranteed quality to remote workers who enjoy golf, skiing or events.
What does a renewing industry mean?
Renewal in industry means transitioning from the age of fossil materials and energy towards recycled materials or energy sources produced by bioeconomy processes. In Jämsä, it means a significant transition from traditional industries to a new era. The shift from being a traditional forest industry town to a pioneer of vitality also offers an opportunity to participate in versatile research and product development projects.
Why is Jämsä a particularly good place for the renewing industrial sector?
- The industrial infrastructure is already there: complete electrical network, railways, well-functioning road connections and the possibility of shipping by boat.
- Resources required by the renewing industrial sector: we have affordable electricity, untreated water, steam, heat, wastewater treatment and the most important: experts in processing industry.
- Modern and affordable facilities in an excellent location.
- High-tech global networks: in the future, Jämsä will be one of the few cities building products requiring high-tech expertise for aviation and defence.
Green Port in Jämsä offers a head start for renewable industry operators
Green Port in Jämsä is quickly growing into a hub of recycling economy, carbon-neutral materials and renewable energy. Kaipola Green Port offers a ready-made infrastructure for the needs of renewable industries, and the surrounding green economy companies provide clear synergy benefits. For example, Kaipola Recycling Oy has already found their premises in the old paper mill in Kaipola.
So why go anywhere else when the factory has already been completely updated? Take a years-worth head start on growth and development!
