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Hinku... what’s that?

The city of Ylöjärvi is joining the Hinku network. Citizens are welcome to join, understand what Hinku is and share their ideas.

Hinku is an umbrella name for carbon neutral cities where public servants, industries, experts and people are working towards CO2 reduction. These cities are committed to reduce their emissions by 80% by 2030. This is achieved by improving the energy efficiency and increase the share of renewable energy.

It’s happening in Ylöjärvi, in the City Hall, Kaupungintalo, Kuruntie 14.

More about Hinku on the Finnish Environment Institute website.

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