Stora Enso has reversed its earlier denial and confirmed it took wood felled for Google’s planned data centres at Muhos and Kajaani, making it the last of Finland’s three largest forest companies to do so. The company said that about 5,000 cubic metres of pulpwood and sawlogs reached its Oulu operations through a supplier whose contract ended in May. “The amount is equivalent to five per cent of the daily wood use at UPM’s pulp mills in Finland,” Janne Kiiliäinen, at UPM Forest, said on Friday. Kiiliäinen. …Metsä Group took about 5,000 cubic metres from Google’s Otanmäki site at Kajaani and about 50 from Muhos, the company confirmed on Friday. …Finland’s Licensing and Supervisory Authority has given Tuike Finland, Google’s project company, until this Friday to stop felling. …Google said it acted in good faith, and the halt will stay in place until environmental impact assessments for both projects are complete.