energianlähteissään

energianlähteissään is a Finnish inflected form meaning “in their energy sources.” It is used when discussing the energy resources belonging to a group, organization, or country and what those resources contain or consist of. The expression combines energianlähde (energy source) with the inessive case and the third-person plural possessive suffix, yielding energianlähteissään to indicate ownership and location within the sources.

In usage, energianlähteissään frequently appears in policy analyses, academic texts, and journalistic reporting about energy systems. It can refer to physical components such as fuels, power plants, or grids, but also to broader aspects of what a group’s energy portfolio consists of, including technological, economic, and environmental dimensions. The phrase helps situate discussion inside the actual resources a group controls or relies on.

Examples of context include discussions of a country’s transition strategies, where analysts talk about how a nation must diversify energianlähteissään; or studies examining corporate energy procurement, noting how a company plans changes within energianlähteissään to reduce risk and emissions. The form is a standard feature of Finnish prose when precise reference to internal resources is needed, and it can be found across technical, political, and ecological writing.

See also: energianlähde, uusiutuva energia, energianlähteet.