News
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Suomen Kaasuenergia takes over biogas supply
Gasum Oy transferred its biogas distribution sales contracts to Suomen Kaasuenergia Oy on 1 June 2018. Customers do not need to take any action.
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Meira switches to environmentally friendly biogas for ketchup production
Meira’s factory in Vallila, Helsinki, has switched from natural gas to biogas in ketchup production, further reducing its environmental impacts.
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Suomen Kaasuenergia partners with the Culinary Team of Finland
Suomen Kaasuenergia has signed a two-year partnership agreement with the Culinary Team of Finland.
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Our Win a Dinner competition has closed
Our Win a Dinner competition has closed. Thank you to everyone who entered!
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Sotek Foundation switches from natural gas to environmentally friendly biogas
Social services provider Sotek-säätiö sr switched selected sites to domestic biogas made entirely from renewable feedstocks in January 2018. It uses biogas for heating and manufacturing products.
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New visual identity and customer service contact details
From the start of 2018, natural gas and biogas retail sales and distribution operate under the Suomen Kaasuenergia name. Our new identity appears on the renewed website, bills and communications.
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Hans Välimäki’s new Säm and Masu restaurants cook with domestic biogas
Hans Välimäki’s new Säm and Masu restaurants use renewable biogas in their kitchens. Vespa, which previously occupied the premises, cooked with natural gas, but the new restaurants wanted to use renewable, environmentally friendly biogas produced in Finland.
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Changes to billing for private customers
Billing for Suomen Kaasuenergia’s private customers changes on 1 January 2018. We are standardising billing, changing the billing period and due date for some customers to improve accuracy.
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Gas price changes for restaurants
New restaurant gas price lists take effect on 1 January 2018. The transmission price change affects the total tax-inclusive price by 3–4%, depending on consumption.
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Gas price changes for industry and heating
New gas price lists for industry and heating take effect on 1 January 2018. Transmission price changes affect the total tax-inclusive price by 1–3%, depending on consumption.