Isojoen Lämpö
Renewable district heating for properties in Isojoki, Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Isojoen Lämpö
Isojoen Lämpö produces district heat using production by-products from Isojoen Saha, including bark, wood chips, energy wood and sawdust. It supplies the sawmill's drying facilities and the district heating network in Isojoki.
The company also produces wood ash for use as a liming material. Isojoen Lämpö Oy was founded in 1994 and is based in Isojoki, Finland.
Product: District heating produced from biomass and wood ash for use as a liming material.
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