News
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Ipe-Peite Oy, Lahti
At the end of 2019, Ipe-Peite Oy’s Lahti premises introduced an Auris Energiaratkaisut hybrid heating system combining an air-to-water heat pump and gas.
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LVI-Dahl, Helsinki Hermanni service point
For several years, LVI-Dahl’s Helsinki Hermanni service point has used an innovative hybrid model that breaks with convention in how energy is produced and used.
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26 housing companies, Nummela
Auris Energiaratkaisut supplies heating to 26 housing companies in Nummela. The housing companies can rely on their properties being heated safely, efficiently and reliably, without major investments.
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DS Smith, Nummela
DS Smith develops and supplies packaging solutions for a wide range of uses. Its Nummela factory was previously heated with heavy fuel oil.
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The Kivra prize draw has now closed!
The Kivra gift card draw has taken place and the winners have been notified personally. Congratulations to the winners!
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New price lists take effect on 1 January 2021
We have updated our price lists for the coming year. They take effect on 1 January 2021 and are available on our Products and Services page. You can also download them using the links below.
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Our filling station switches to per-kilogram prices and makes feedback easier
From now on, biogas and natural gas prices at our Tuusula gas filling station will be displayed only per kilogram.
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January’s SK index value has been published
The SK index value for January is 0.74. From the start of 2021, our SK index replaces the K-energy index used in gas pricing.
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Suomen Kaasuenergia’s SK index replaces the K-energy index
Suomen Kaasuenergia’s own SK index will replace the K-energy index at the start of 2021. The change requires no action from customers.
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Gas market review: Finland’s gas market opening has been successful
Finland’s gas market, which opened at the start of the year, is working well. As much as 32% of the pipeline gas used in Finland between January and September was imported from the Baltic countries through the new Balticconnector pipeline under the Gulf of Finland. The rest came from Russia via the gas receiving station…