Suvic worked as the main contractor in the Pjelax-Böle and Kristinestad Norr wind farms. The contract includes the repair works and construction of roads, the construction of hardstands and 56 foundations. Suvic also includes underground cabling work for the internal grid and transmission line, as well as civil and casting works for the substation. The total power of the park is 380 MW and the annual yield has been calculated to be around 1.1 TWh.

Suvic was responsible for the design and construction of the foundations of Finland's second-highest wind farm. The wind park was located in Simo's Sarvisuo area in southwestern Lapland. A total of 27 wind turbines were built in the wind park. For Suvic, work began in May 2020 and was completed by the end of 2020.

Suvic built the foundations and the internal grid. A total of 31 foundations were built in the area, of which up to 29 were done as rock anchor foundations.

Suvic was in charge of the infrastructure construction of the wind farm, including roads, cabling, and foundations. There are 15 power plants in the area, with a nominal power of 5.5 MW for each power plant, and the wingtip runs at a maximum of 240 meters.

Suvic was responsible for the construction of the project's infrastructure, which included the wind farm road, hardstands, foundations, and cabling. Suvic was also responsible for the design of these units. The 8 wind turbines have a total height of 240 m and a total capacity of 44 MW.

For Suvic, the 7 turbine project included the entire infrastructure construction. Unlike in common foundations, over 8-meter concrete elevations were built on top of the foundations to improve the wind farm's electricity production.

Suvic was in charge of the earthworks, foundations, and internal cabling of the wind farm located in Vaala, Northern Ostrobothnia. The wind farm was the third largest in Finland, and it consisted of 24 wind turbines. Suvic started working in Vaala in April 2020, and its part in the project was largely finished during spring 2021.