Kati to cut its carbon footprint by half at Keliber's drilling site

Oy Kati Ab, a long-term drilling contractor of Keliber’s, has started to use biofuel in the drill rig at Keliber’s exploration site in Central Ostrobothnia, Finland. The measure will reduce the emissions caused by drilling by more than 50 per cent.

Henri Äijälä (left) and Joonas Kurtti from Keliber’s Geology department examine drill cores with Oy Kati Ab’s Torsti Ylitalo and Markus Impiö

16 December 2021
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"Taking the environment into consideration and minimising the negative impacts is a guiding principle for us at Kati as well as Keliber," explained Tapani Niskakangas, acting managing director at

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