Vera in Tampere implemented a project for Valmet's Lentokentänkatu site in late summer 2025, which included the construction and design of the entire charging infrastructure. The delivery chain covered everything from the main electrical switchboard to cabling, shelving, excavation and shielding, and included an outdoor distribution center, charging poles and charging devices with their deployment. In addition, the area was marked with squares and asphalted, and additional work included renewing the curbstones.

The number of electric cars is growing rapidly. For this reason, a housing company in Naantali decided to purchase charging stations in its parking area. Residents were concerned about many questions: Finland's climate is demanding, and temperatures can vary from freezing to scorching heat - is there a system that can be relied on? How will residents be billed for electricity use? What about those members who do not have an electric car?

When the well -known Finnish plastic contract manufacturer Okartek Oy began to build a new, modern factory for Kaarina's jury, it was decided to take the electric cars into the project already at the design stage. The company saw that the electrification of the fleet is a clear trend that was to be taken into account in time.

MetroAuto Oy built a completely new car building in Lahti Renkomäki, Toyota Lahti, which started its operations on April 1, 2025. A completely new A-Energy-class commercial property with a geothermal heating solution and also utilizes solar electricity, built from the beginning in the old field area. In the context of a year -long construction project, the property also implemented a charging infrastructure for electric cars.