Green data center balances energy networks
The data center generates waste heat, which will soon be converted into environmentally friendly district heating for Seinäjoki.
Heat pump plants increase much-needed energy self-sufficiency and bring cost benefits
Energy and cost efficiency, sustainability and energy self-sufficiency are drivers for better solutions in energy production. Energy self-sufficiency brings energy costs down. CEO of Calefa, Petri Vuori at the heat pump plant of Orion pharmaceutical factory in Turku, Finland. – In the current global situation energy self-sufficiency has become the number one priority. Energy production […]
A heat pump plant turns the carbon footprint of textile fibre production negative
The carbon footprint of the SPINNOVA® textile fibre is already 72% lower than that of conventionally produced cotton. With the AmbiHeat® heat pump plant and an energy ecosystem, each produced kilogram of textile fibre reduces overall CO2 emissions.
Kiilto and Lempäälän Lämpö start an energy ecosystem – remarkable reduction of emissions
When there is surplus, it could be of use to someone else. Sharing economy of an industrial manufacturer and the local energy company reduces emissions and improves energy efficiency. The end result is carbon-neutral district heating and zero-emission heating for the Kiilto chemical factory in Lempäälä, Finland.
A world-class heat pump plant will utilize heat from municipal wastewater
Can flushing a toilet be considered an environmental act? Sometimes yes. In Lahti, the European Green Capital 2021, excess heat from municipal wastewater will be used in district heating.
Calefa won the DecarbIndustry Award
This is how the emission-free industry is implemented profitably at Orion factory in Turku. The Finnish pharmaceutical company is showing the world how it’s done.
The Kingspan factory is heated with waste heat instead of oil
No more oil heating for the Paroc Panel System factory in Parainen, southern Finland. The heating system of the insulation panel factory was changed completely, and the buildings are now heated with waste heat. Surplus heat is stored in geothermal wells and utilized during production breaks.