Kütusevarustussüsteemi

Kütusevarustussüsteemi is a term used in Estonia and other Baltic countries to describe a system for providing heating, hot water, and electricity to households and buildings. The system is typically based on district heating, where heat is generated centrally and distributed to consumers through a network of pipes.

The kütusevarustussüsteemi is usually owned and operated by a municipality or a private company, and it provides heating, hot water, and electricity to a wide range of buildings, including residential homes, apartment buildings, schools, hospitals, and government offices. The system is designed to provide efficient and reliable heat and power distribution, and it typically includes a network of pipes, pumps, and other equipment to transport the heat and energy to the consumers.

One of the main benefits of the kütusevarustussüsteemi is that it provides a cost-effective and environmentally friendly way to provide heat and power to households and buildings. The system uses a single fuel source to generate heat and power, which reduces the amount of fuel needed and the emissions produced. Additionally, the kütusevarustussüsteemi allows for more efficient use of heat and energy, as it can be distributed to multiple buildings and households through a single network of pipes. This can help to reduce energy waste and lower energy bills for consumers.