Ilmatar is a leading Independent Power Producer (IPP) and renewable energy developer in the Nordics. We generate clean electricity sustainably and efficiently from natural sources, wind and sun. With energy storage, we enhance a more flexible energy ecosystem.

Ilmatar is an album by the Finnish band Värttinä, released in 2000. Its theme was inspired by the goddess's origin-story in the Kalevala and similar Finnish folk-lore and magic. The Main Belt asteroid 385 Ilmatar is named after the goddess.

Ilmatar har över tio års erfarenhet i branschen för förnybar energi. Vi projekterar, bygger, äger och driver våra produktionsanläggningar på lång sikt. Alla projekt

Ilmatar Robert Wilhelm Ekmanin maalauksessa (1860). Ilmattaret eli Ilman immet ovat kalevalaisessa kansantarustossa esiintyviä taivaalla asuvia jumalaisia neitoja. Ilmatar ja ilman impi muistuttavat Pohjan neitoja , sillä nekin istuvat ajoittain taivaankannella.

Our company name, Ilmatar, is derived from the Finnish national epic Kalevala, where Ilmatar is the goddess of air and the mother of all. Like her, we aspire to forge a new world, one where harmony with nature prevails. Read our story

In Finnish mythology, Ilmatar is a significant figure, often associated with the creation of the world and the embodiment of the spirit of air. She is sometimes referred to as the “goddess of the air” and is considered a vital force in the mythology of the Finnish people.

芬兰语单词 Ilmatar 源自单词 Ilma （意为“空气”），加上表示女性的后缀-tar 。 因此 Ilmatar 的意思是“空气女性”。 在《卡勒瓦拉》中，她偶尔也被称为 隆诺达尔 [ 1 ] （ Luonnotar ，意为“自然女神”，源自芬兰语单词 luonto ，“自然”）。

Godchecker guide to Ilmatar (also known as Luonnotar), the Finnish Goddess of Air from Finnish mythology. Goddess of Air and creator of cosmic egg cookery

Ilmatar is a character from the Finnish mythology. She appears in The Kalevala as the virgin maiden of the Air.

Although they share a similar name, and his followers are known as "Ilmatari", Ilmater bears no apparent resemblance to Ilmatar, a female air spirit of Finnish mythology. There is also no resemblance or known connection to Ilmatar, the lawful good mother goddess of D&D's Finnish mythology presented in Deities & Demigods (1st edition) , Legends ...