Lämmitysöljyksi

Lämmitysöljyksi refers to heating oil in Finnish. It is a liquid fuel used for heating residential and commercial buildings, as well as for industrial purposes. Typically derived from crude oil, heating oil is a heavier and less refined product than gasoline or diesel fuel. It is stored in tanks, either above or below ground, and is delivered to consumers by specialized trucks.

The combustion of heating oil releases heat, which is then circulated throughout a building by a furnace and a distribution system, usually involving ducts or radiators. Modern heating oil systems are designed to be efficient and environmentally conscious, with advancements in burner technology and fuel formulations aimed at reducing emissions and improving energy conservation.

The price of heating oil is subject to fluctuations in the global oil market. Factors such as geopolitical events, supply and demand dynamics, and refining costs can all influence its cost. In many regions, heating oil remains a popular choice for heating due to its reliability and the established infrastructure for its distribution and use. However, there is a growing trend towards alternative heating sources like natural gas, electricity, and renewable energy options in some areas.