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Sea Lapland – A Connected Northern Industrial Region

Sea Lapland is a northern industrial region where Finland’s Arctic logistics, strong energy base and cross-border business connections converge. Spanning the municipalities of Kemi, Tornio, Keminmaa Simo and Tervola, the area combines deep-sea ports, heavy-industry clusters, flexible industrial land, and reliable access to clean electricity.

With a long tradition in processing industries and a rapidly evolving energy ecosystem, Sea Lapland offers a uniquely scalable environment for hydrogen, P2X and next-generation industrial projects — supported by close municipal cooperation and a unified regional development strategy.

Interactive map of Industrial Parks

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Sea Lapland’s Competitive Advantages

Infra

Ready-made industrial infrastructure

Sea Lapland offers pre-zoned industrial parks, deep-sea port access, rail connections, district heating networks and strong grid capacity. This comprehensive infrastructure dramatically reduces setup time and initial CAPEX, enabling rapid and cost-efficient project deployment.
Energy

Energy security and flexibility

The region provides access to stable, competitively priced electricity, balancing a hydropower-based foundation with significant renewable energy potential (wind and solar). This combination supports sustainable hydrogen production, predictable long-term energy costs and industrial load-flexibility needs.
Logistics

Efficient logistics and exports

Deep-sea ports, freight rail lines and major highways connect Sea Lapland to both domestic and global markets. Investors gain efficient transport routes suitable for heavy industry, bulk products and hydrogen-based energy carriers, strengthening export competitiveness from day one.
Industry

Industrial clusters and supply chains

Sea Lapland hosts a strong heavy-industry ecosystem with established production facilities and extensive downstream supplier networks. This makes the region ideal for integrated hydrogen value chains, green chemicals production or CCUS-enabled manufacturing, offering scale advantages and reduced operating costs.
Ecosystem

Supportive institutional environment

The Sea Lapland Development Centres provide investment guidance, coordinate regional activities and facilitate cooperation between municipalities. This institutional support streamlines permitting, planning and project execution, reducing administrative friction for investors.
Education

Skilled workforce and education

The region has a robust industrial talent base supported by educational institutions specialising in energy, process industries and logistics. Tailored training programs and strong R&D collaboration capabilities ensure long-term access to qualified labour and continuous competence development for emerging hydrogen and industrial projects.

Ready-to-Use Industrial Sites

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In planning

Arctio South

70 ha
96 ha
20 Mw
Operational

Arctio West

70 ha
32 ha
20 Mw
In planning

Arctio North

70 ha
150 ha
20 Mw
Operational

Rajakangas

70 ha
45 ha
20 Mw
In planning

Kemi East

70 ha
350 ha
20 Mw
Operational

Veitsiluoto

70 ha
190 ha
20 Mw
Operational

Port of Ajos

70 ha
70 ha
20 Mw
In planning

Karsikko

70 ha
100 ha
20 Mw
Under construction

Hittikka

70 ha
22 ha
20 Mw
In planning

Puupuisto

70 ha
100 ha
20 Mw
In planning

Rajakangas (expansion)

70 ha
35 ha
20 Mw

Next Steps

If you are interested in exploring hydrogen or P2X investment opportunities in Sea Lapland, we welcome you to:

Contact personnel

Tero Siivola

CEO, Business Tornio Oy
+358 40 358 5888[email protected]

Kimmo Heikka

CEO, Digipolis Oy
+358 40 555 8020[email protected]

Vivi Marttila

Mayor, Municipality of Simo
+358 50 5755 450[email protected]

Hannele Matinlassi

Mayor, Municipality of Keminmaa
+358 40 831 7758[email protected]

Mika Simoska

Mayor, Municipality of Tervola
+358 40 506 2928[email protected]
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