Suvic signs Letter of Intent with Alight to deepen cooperation and shorten time-to-market
Dovre Group Plc | Press Release | November 20, 2025, at 11:00 AM
Suvic Oy, a wholly owned subsidiary of Dovre Group Plc, has signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) with Alight AB, a Swedish solar developer and independent power producer. Through the LoI the companies express their intent to deepen their cooperation and move toward signing a framework agreement that would establish Suvic as a preferred supplier and construction partner for PV solar parks and BESS projects that Alight develops in Finland.
The joint objective is to shorten time-to-market and increase cost efficiency in construction projects through a streamlined sourcing process and an efficient, collaborative project model – creating a clear win-win for both parties. The LoI therefore marks a new phase in the partnership, built on trust and successful ongoing projects.
The companies are currently working together on Alight’s 100 MWp solar park project in Eurajoki, where Suvic began construction in spring 2025. At the site, progress is steady, with all major work phases underway, including mounting structure and panel installations. The project continues to advance smoothly thanks to strong cooperation and effective coordination between the teams and is set to be commissioned in summer 2026.
Alight has expressed its satisfaction with Suvic’s expertise and track record in large-scale industrial solar projects, particularly in Type D sites with a rated capacity above 30 MW. The high safety standards achieved on-site have also been recognised as a key success factor.
“We are very pleased with Suvic’s professionalism and strong technical capability in industrial-scale solar construction. Their consistent focus on safety and quality gives us confidence as we continue building renewable power together. Alight are developing over 600 MW of utility-scale solar in Finland, and we look forward to a long-term and successful partnership across future projects,” says Mia Engnes, Head of Procurement & Construction at Alight.
“We sincerely thank Alight for their trust and excellent cooperation at the Eurajoki solar park. The project is progressing well, and alongside the ongoing work we are already planning our next steps together. Collaboration has become increasingly seamless as both teams have learned each other’s ways of working. The client knows what to expect – and our motivation to deliver remains high,” says Markku Taskinen, CEO of Suvic Oy.
Suvic currently employs around 130 professionals through its subsidiary Suvic Force. Drawing on experience from multiple large-scale solar park projects in Finland, Suvic Force has developed robust operational models, standardized work processes, and a proven capacity to mobilize and manage skilled project teams. The organisation continues to demonstrate its ability to execute demanding renewable-energy projects safely, efficiently, and at scale.
