Laitilan Lämpö
Produces and sells district heating to households, businesses and public buildings in Laitila, Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Laitilan Lämpö
Laitilan Lämpö Oy produces and sells district heating in Laitila. Most of its heat is sourced from Kuusisto sawmill, with backup production at its own plants.
Its customers include detached houses, apartment buildings, industrial and commercial buildings, and public buildings. It sells heat to customers in the city area and provides an online service for monitoring consumption, viewing bills and contacting customer service.
Founded in 1976, the company is owned by the City of Laitila and VSV-Energia Oy.
Product: District heating production and sales, with online customer account services.
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