öljymaakaukolämpö
Öljymaakaukolämpö, also known as oil geothermal heating, is a renewable energy system that utilizes the stable temperature of the earth to provide heating for buildings. It is a type of geothermal heat pump system where the heat source is derived from stored energy in oil. This energy is then transferred to the building's heating system.
The core components of an öljymaakaukolämpö system include an oil tank for storing the energy source, a
Unlike traditional fossil fuel heating systems that burn oil directly, öljymaakaukolämpö systems use the earth's thermal
The primary advantage of öljymaakaukolämpö is its reduced reliance on direct fossil fuel combustion for heating,