We support companies in advancing clean‑transition innovation through collaboration with universities and research actors.

This includes facilitating joint development projects, providing access to test and demonstration environments, and helping secure RDI investments.

Business Turku helps companies expand into new markets by offering growth advisory, support for internationalisation, and guidance for participating in national and EU‑level funding programmes.

We help companies position themselves in clean‑transition value chains and connect with global opportunities.

Turku hosts active networks in hydrogen, energy, bio‑ and circular economy, and sustainable construction.

Business Turku brings companies, researchers, and public actors together to accelerate collaboration, knowledge sharing, and new business development.

Companies can access regional testbeds and development platforms—such as Smart Chemistry Park and Smart Tech Hub—to validate technologies in real conditions.

These platforms support prototyping, material testing, process development, and early‑stage productisation.

We guide companies toward funding instruments that match their development goals, from early‑stage innovation funding to major industrial investment financing.

Business Turku helps navigate funding calls and connect with investors interested in clean‑transition technologies.

The Turku region’s Hydrogen Network brings together companies, energy providers, universities, and public-sector actors to accelerate the development of a full hydrogen value chain — from production and storage to distribution and industrial use.

The network supports joint projects, investment readiness, technology pilots, and cross-sector applications such as synthetic fuels, logistics, and industrial processes.

It plays a key role in positioning the region as a frontrunner in Finland’s emerging hydrogen economy and in attracting new industrial investments to Southwest Finland.

The Energy Network connects organisations working on renewable power generation, energy efficiency, grid development, and electrification of industry and mobility.

The network supports knowledge exchange on major infrastructure developments, including national grid investments and regional energy‑transition projects, while helping companies identify collaboration and pilot opportunities.

By uniting energy producers, technology companies, municipalities, and research actors, the network drives the region’s transition toward a stable, low‑carbon, high‑capacity energy system.

This network gathers companies and researchers developing new bio‑based materials, biomass processing solutions, high‑value bioproducts, and circular‑economy business models.

It supports collaboration in recycling technologies, sustainable resource use, material innovation, and industrial symbiosis.

The network strengthens Turku’s position as a Nordic hub for advanced bioeconomy by enabling shared development environments, pilot facilities, and partnerships that help companies scale sustainable products and processes.

The Sustainable Construction Network focuses on low‑carbon building solutions, energy‑efficient construction, the reuse of demolition materials, and the development of new sustainable materials.

It brings together construction companies, material innovators, municipalities, and research groups to advance climate‑smart building practices across the region.

By fostering cooperation across planning, permitting, design, and technology development, the network accelerates the adoption of sustainable construction solutions and supports green industrial growth.