The workshop is intended for all city residents and people interested in the matter
When? 3 September from 5 pm to 7.30 pm, Tiivistämö, Suvilahti.
Place? Tiivistämö is located in building no. 5 in the middle of the Suvilahti culture and event area. Entrance to the area from the addresses Sörnäisten rantatie 22 and Kaasutehtaankatu 1.
If you cannot come to the workshop, remember to share your opinion about the future of the Hanasaari power plant in the Voice Your Opinion online survey(Link leads to external service). The survey is open until 15 September.
What is this all about? Hanasaari power plant has been heating the homes of Helsinki residents for decades. Now the handsome building faces another kind of future. But what will its future be like? Has it already fulfilled its role, or could it still have something to offer to Helsinki residents? Answers to this question are being sought in the ongoing visioning exercise for the Hanasaari power plant. City-owned energy company Helen stopped energy production in Hanasaari’s coal-fired power plant on April 2023. The City of Helsinki's goal is to preserve the power plant building and find new uses for it.
The vision work, which will be completed at the end of September, will provide guidelines for the development of the power plant and the neighbouring area and lay the groundwork for an upcoming design competition, which will ultimately determine the future use of the power plant. The vision work will also be utilised in the planning of the temporary use of the power plant.
