kodukütus
Kodukütus is an Estonian term referring to household fuel, primarily used for heating homes. Historically and in many rural areas, this has included wood, peat, and coal. Modern usage also encompasses oil, natural gas, and increasingly, electricity and renewable energy sources like geothermal or solar. The choice of kodukütus is influenced by availability, cost, environmental regulations, and individual preferences.
Wood has long been a traditional and renewable option in Estonia due to abundant forests. It is
The transition to more efficient and environmentally friendly forms of kodukütus is an ongoing process in