Jouttikallio Wind
Product brand
UnclaimedJouttikallio Wind is a Finnish onshore wind power project brand developed by the Swedish renewable energy company OX2.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Jouttikallio Wind is a Finnish onshore wind power project brand associated with OX2, the Swedish renewable energy developer founded in 2004. The name refers to a wind farm project in Finland, a market OX2 entered in 2012 as its first expansion outside Sweden. OX2 is a fully integrated provider of renewable energy solutions at scale, covering onshore and offshore wind power, solar power, energy storage, technical and commercial management, and power purchase agreements (PPAs). At year-end 2025, OX2 reported 24.6 GW under development, six core markets with projects under development, and 510 employees across Europe and Australia. Jouttikallio Wind therefore sits within OX2's Finnish onshore wind portfolio rather than operating as an independent corporate entity. OX2's business model is built around developing, financing, constructing, and selling turnkey renewable energy solutions, while increasingly retaining ownership of projects and selling electricity as an independent power producer. The company has been shaping the PPA market since 2013 and continues to expand across technologies and geographies. Its Finnish activities include onshore wind development, and Jouttikallio Wind represents one of the project-specific brands used for such developments. As a project brand, Jouttikallio Wind does not have its own public corporate history, executive team, or standalone financial reporting. Its identity is tied to OX2's Finnish market presence and to the broader OX2 portfolio of onshore wind, offshore wind, solar, and energy storage projects. The brand is relevant primarily to local stakeholders, landowners, investors, and energy market participants in Finland.
History
Jouttikallio Wind is a Finnish onshore wind power project brand linked to OX2, a Swedish renewable energy company founded in 2004 under the name O2. OX2 began by acquiring a portfolio of ten early-phase wind farm projects from Vestas and quickly became a leading independent producer of onshore wind power in Sweden. In 2005, its first project, Fjällberget, was sold to Stena Renewables. In 2012, OX2 established itself in Finland as its first market outside Sweden, marking the beginning of its Finnish project development activities. The company changed its name from O2 to OX2 in 2014 to reflect its increased international presence. It later expanded to Poland in 2019 and listed on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market in 2021, followed by a listing on Nasdaq's main list as a large-cap company in 2022. By 2023, OX2 continued to establish itself in additional markets. Within this broader corporate history, Jouttikallio Wind represents a project-specific brand for an onshore wind development in Finland. OX2's Finnish operations form part of its multi-technology platform, which includes onshore and offshore wind, solar power, energy storage, technical and commercial management, and power purchase agreements. The company reported 24.6 GW under development at year-end 2025 across six core markets and 510 employees. As a project brand, Jouttikallio Wind does not have a separate corporate history, ownership structure, or executive leadership; its history is embedded in OX2's Finnish onshore wind development activities.
- 2022
OX2 listed on Nasdaq's main list as a large-cap company
- 2021
OX2 listed on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market
- 2014
OX2 changes name from O2 to OX2
- 2012
OX2 establishes itself in Finland as its first market outside Sweden
- 2004
OX2 founded in Sweden under the name O2
Products and positioning
A project-level onshore wind brand within OX2's Finnish renewable energy portfolio.
Onshore wind power
Offshore wind power
Solar power
Energy storage
Technical and commercial management
Power purchase agreements (PPA)
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