Minister of the Environment, Energy and Housing

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The Minister of the Environment, Energy and Housing (Finnish: asunto-, energia- ja ympäristöministeri, Swedish: bostads-, energi- och miljöminister) is one of the ministerial portfolios which comprise the Finnish Government.^[1] The responsibilities of the Minister of the Environment, the Minister for Housing, and the Minister of Energy are combined in the portfolio. The position is located within the Ministry of the Environment.^[2]

The incumbent holder of the portfolio for the Sipilä Cabinet is Kimmo Tiilikainen of the Centre Party.^[1]

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External links

• Official website