Fortum sues former renewables subsidiary seized by Putin’s Russia

Russian government seized Fortum subsidiary that operated 3.4GW of wind and solar farms in country last year

Fortum is also pursuing an international arbitration claim against Vladimir Putin’s Russia over the seizure of its subsidiary last year.Photo: Wikimedia Commons

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