District heating warms your property reliably
District heating is a convenient and reliable form of heating buildings. Buildings are connected to underground pipe network that carry warm water to heat houses. It also provides customers safe household water for consumption and washing. Heat energy can be captured from numerous sources such as air or waste heat generated by industrial processes.
Shared heating infrastructure makes sense
District heating is a convenient, modern and reliable form of heating. A centrally managed system can improve energy efficiency compared to building-spesific heating solutions. In our network, an increasing share of heat is produced using excess heat, renewable energy sources and other recovered energy streams. By choosing district heating, you support the transition towards future-proof energy systems.
We provide district heating in several cities
- In Finland: Espoo, Kauniainen and Kirkkonummi
- In Poland: Wrocław, Częstochowa and Płock
Two-way district heating
With two-way district heating, companies and businesses both big and small can sell their excess heat to us. We are providing cost-efficient cooling and heat recovery systems for data centers in Espoo. The excess heat from data centers is recovered and returned to district heating network.
District cooling modernly cools homes and offices
District cooling offers an efficient, quiet, and energy efficient way to maintain a comfortable indoor climate year-round. District cooling can be generated either centrally or on-site at your property. We provide cooling solutions for larger district-heated properties in Espoo, Kauniainen, and Kirkkonummi in Finland.
Future district heating
- We use waste heat from wastewater for district heating in Suomenoja, Finland
- Heat from data centers is recovered and recycled to the district heating network
- Electricity based district heating is an integral part of the energy system and energy recycling
- District heating will be based on distributed and flexible solutions: waste heat, heat pumps, boilers and heat accumulators