Finland is banking on e-fuels like e-methane to recreate the economic success it once experienced with Nokia. The country's focus on hydrogen and e-fuel production as part of its decarbonization strategy has attracted investments, with the announcement of a major e-methane production facility in Nokia. E-methane, a carbon-neutral fuel produced by combining renewables-based hydrogen with captured carbon dioxide, is viewed as essential for decarbonizing transport modes like maritime and aviation. The CEO of Freija AS highlighted Finland's ambitious environmental goals, skilled workforce, and strategic location as factors for choosing the region for the production facility. Finland's history of innovation, exemplified by Nokia's past success, has driven the country to prioritize e-fuels in a bid to revive its economy. By focusing on renewable energy sources for electricity generation, including hydro, solar, wind, and bioenergy, Finland aims to produce competitively-priced and low-carbon e-fuels. With the production facility expected to be operational by 2029, Finland sees e-fuels as a key tool to maintain prosperity while transitioning towards a more sustainable future.