Easy and reliable district heating, the most common form of heating in Finland

District heating is a reliable and even form of heating detached houses and is available in almost every town in Finland. A district-heated house is comfortable to live in and the heating itself does not require any form of effort from its user.

Save on energy costs, ecologically

District heating is an energy efficient and eco-friendly method of heating. Its overall costs are affordable and its pricing is stable.

The majority of district heating used in Finland is produced from condensing heat in electricity production. This combined production saves large amounts of energy while simultaneously reducing environmental emissions significantly.

Environmentally friendly district heating

District heating saves energy and environment. In Finland 80% of district heating is produced through combined production with an electricity power plant. The plant’s excess condensing heat is used in district heating networks. In doing so, the plant’s efficiency is increased and lots of energy is saved.

Environmental emissions from combined production are approximately 30% lower than when the production of energy and heat take place in separate production facilities. It is a widely recognized manner of protecting the climate and the development of combined production is estimated to be the greatest single method of reducing greenhouse emissions.

District heating substations for detached, semi-detached and terraced houses

The G-Power district heating substations, designed for small houses, are available in 2- and 3-circuit models. The two-circuit heating substation has control circuits for the production of hot water needed for domestic use and the heating network. With the third control circuit, it is possible, for example, to heat moist spaces throughout the year, regardless of the heating needs of other spaces. The G-Power Easy small substation is specifically designed for retrofits, where there is no circulation of hot domestic water.