Kaugkütteteenuseid
Kaugkütteteenused, also known as district heating, is a system for distributing heat generated in a centralized plant to multiple buildings. This heat is typically produced from burning fuels like natural gas, coal, or biomass, or from waste heat recovery. The generated heat is then circulated through a network of insulated underground pipes, known as a distribution network, to homes and businesses. Each building connects to this network and uses the hot water or steam to provide heating and hot water.
The primary advantage of kaugkütteteenused lies in its efficiency and environmental benefits. Centralized heat production allows
The implementation of kaugkütteteenused involves significant initial investment in the central plant and the extensive pipe