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  1. Targets set for the National Transport System Plan - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    3.3.2020 | The preparation for Finland's first National Transport System Plan continues. A parliamentary steering group has outlined three targets for the Plan. An action programme for the Plan will be drawn up on the basis of the targets:
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/targets-set-for-the-national-transport-system-plan-1034079

  2. EU Transport and Telecommunications Council meets in Luxembourg - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    5.6.2019 | The Transport and Telecommunications Council of the European Union will be held in Luxembourg in 6-7 June 2019. Finland will be represented by Deputy Permanent Representative, Coreper I representative Minna Kivimäki.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/194055633/eu-transport-and-telecommunications-council-meets-in-luxembourg

  3. Minister Berner: 5G frequencies in use already in 2019 - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    24.5.2017 | 5G frequencies could already be taken into use in Finland from the beginning of 2019.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/minister-berner-5g-frequencies-in-use-already-in-2019-932704

  4. Government decides on the terms of the 5G auction - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    8.4.2020 | On 8 April, the Government issued decrees on the auctioning of the so-called 26 GHz spectrum and on amending the Decree on Radio Spectrum Usage and Frequency Allocation Plan. The Ministerial Finance Committee endorsed the adoption of the Decrees.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/194055633/government-decides-on-the-terms-of-the-5g-auction

  5. The two faces of the ICT sector: consuming energy and materials while also paving the way to a carbon-neutral society - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    15.6.2020 | ICT can deliver substantial environmental benefits by replacing products with services, through telecommuting, and in streamlining manufacturing processes. On the other hand, communication networks, data centres and smart devices require electric power and materials, and are also a source of greenhouse gas emissions. The recently published report of a Ministry of Transport and Communications working group describes the environmental and climate impacts of the ICT sector in Finland.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/the-two-faces-of-the-ict-sector-consuming-energy-and-materials-while-also-paving-the-way-to-a-carbon-neutral-society-1210283

  6. Ecologically sustainable digitalisation contributes to climate targets – six themes to reduce ICT sector’s carbon footprint and make use of digital solutions - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    30.11.2020 | Finland has pioneered the comprehensive review of climate and environmental issues in the ICT sector. The working group preparing the climate and environment strategy for the ICT sector has brought together six themes to reduce the carbon and environmental footprint of the sector and to make full use of the benefits of digitalisation. Comments on the group's final report are invited nationally by 15 January 2021.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/ecologically-sustainable-digitalisation-contributes-to-climate-targets-six-themes-to-reduce-ict-sector-s-carbon-footprint-and-make-use-of-dig-1245227

  7. Finland continues to rank high in EU digital comparison - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    12.11.2021 | Finland ranked second in the European Union’s digital performance comparison. The European Commission’s annual Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI) monitors the digital performance of EU Member States and tracks their progress in digitalisation. Finland ranked number one in the previous two years, and has been one of the leading countries for several years.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/10623/finland-continues-to-rank-high-in-eu-digital-comparison

  8. The two faces of the ICT sector: consuming energy and materials while also paving the way to a carbon-neutral society - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    15.6.2020 | ICT can deliver substantial environmental benefits by replacing products with services, through telecommuting, and in streamlining manufacturing processes. On the other hand, communication networks, data centres and smart devices require electric power and materials, and are also a source of greenhouse gas emissions. The recently published report of a Ministry of Transport and Communications working group describes the environmental and climate impacts of the ICT sector in Finland.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/194055633/the-two-faces-of-the-ict-sector-consuming-energy-and-materials-while-also-paving-the-way-to-a-carbon-neutral-society