Pelicans played against climate change
Lahti, hometown of Pelicans, is the Green Capital of Europe 2021. To celebrate this Pelicans played 16th of January with special jerseys reminding about Lahti’s environmental targets and facts.
HIFK starts to measure carbon footprint
Oy HIFK-Hockey Ab kicks-off a corporate environmental responsibility program, which aims to reduce the carbon footprint of the whole HIFK community.
Liiga participated Save Pond Hockey tournament in Helsinki
Save Pond Hockey organize outdoor hockey tournaments where players have fun while fighting climate change. Liiga was participating second year on a row.
Ilves fan jerseys for the season are made of recycled plastic bottles
New fan jerseys are made of 100% recycled plastic bottles. To produce one adult size jersey approx. 21 plastic bottles are needed. Jerseys are made by Touchpoint Oy.
KooKoo aims to an ice hockey event without plastic
KooKoo starts building a totally plastic free ice hockey event together with a new main partner Kotkamills.
Tappara invests in solar power
Tappara has invested in 15 solar panels in solar panel park owned by Tampereen Sähkölaitos Oy.
HPK reminds the importance of recycling
HPK organizes with their partner Kiertokapula 5th of March a hockey match, which reminds their fans of the importance of recycling.
Using natural gas vehicles – acknowledged with the Hinku-teko award
SaiPa was chosen as the recipient of January’s Hinkuteko award by the Finnish Environmental Institute. Over the course of 2018, Liiga Saipa Oy begun using vehicles powered by natural gas.
Free public transport tickets to Helsinki Ice Hall
On HIFK’s game days, members of the HIFK customer loyalty programme may redeem a free Helsinki public transport ticket to the game and back.
Pioneering environmental sustainability
Liiga’s first carbon neutral game was played in Mikkeli in the 2016–2017 season, making Mikkelin Jukurit a pioneer in sustainability. Jukurit has also committed to 100% renewable energy.