Yhdyskuntalämpö
Yhdyskuntalämpö, also known as district heating, is a system for distributing heat generated in a centralized location to multiple buildings for heating and hot water. In Finland, yhdyskuntalämpö is a common and important part of the energy infrastructure, particularly in urban areas. The heat is typically produced from sources such as combined heat and power (CHP) plants, waste incineration plants, industrial waste heat, and renewable energy sources like geothermal or biomass.
The system involves a network of insulated pipes that carry hot water or steam from the production
Yhdyskuntalämpö offers several advantages, including improved energy efficiency, a significant reduction in local air pollution compared