Zoning, infrastructure, workforce and community support in Tampere are being assessed to determine whether the region can attract large hydrogen investments.
Eighteen teams from six countries tested counter-drone concepts and indoor drone operations at a recent hackathon held at Nokia Arena, where winners were announced.
Technological superiority will decide the outcome of the war, and Finnish companies are being urged to partner with Ukraine to test and deploy equipment.
Twenty-six drone startups from Finland, Sweden and Estonia have begun the 24-month IAS Growth Academy with a three-day intensive in Norrköping. The cohort will visit the Tampere urban region in mid‑February 2026.
Preparing for an IPO can sharpen a company's operations and governance even if it never lists; an IPO Clinic for startups and growth companies will be held at Platform 6 in Tampere on 5 February.
Tampere will open six new tram stops, add four tram cars and expects to carry more than 20 million passenger journeys in 2025.
Public backing for the tram has increased among residents of Tampere and neighbouring Pirkkala.
A Tampere tram team finished 20th at the World TramDriver Championship in Prague after competing in precision, safety and passenger-handling trials.
Project planning has begun for a new tram line linking Lielahti and Ylöjärvi. Residents are encouraged to follow updates and take part in the planning process.
Public transport routes and some city-centre stops in Tampere will be changed or closed on 14 June for the Manse Pride Parade; passengers should check updates and allow extra travel time.