Fortum signs deal to supply electric-based heat to Lohja district heating network
Bitget2026/10/14 06:10- Fortum signed an Energy as a Service deal with municipal district-heating company Loher in Lohja, Finland.
- Project covers a 30 MW electric boiler, a 300 MWh thermal storage unit, targeted for completion by end-2028.
- Facility expected to supply 50–70 GWh of district heat annually, replacing most of Loher’s natural gas use.
- Fortum will finance, build, operate, maintain the energy center, selling heat as a service to Loher.
- Heat output will also be supplied to an adjacent industrial customer, aiming to displace oil-based heating.
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