Oilon’s history
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2022
Oilon’s logo was updated
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) approved Oilon’s targets to be in line with limiting global warming to 1.5°C in accordance with the Paris Climate Agreement.
2022
Oilon has withdrawn from the Russian market.
We received a Sustainable Development Award for its heat pump project.
2022
2022
We won the prestigious Heat Pump Award in the DecarBuilding series for the heat pump solution developed in cooperation with Helen.
Energon became fully owned by Oilon, and at the same time its name changed to product development and training center Inno.
2022
2021
We moved to larger factory premises in Kokkola.
Celebrating our 60 th Anniversary
2021
2021
Moving to a larger new factory facility in USA
Kjell Forsén started as Chairman of the board
2020
2019
Heat pump manufacturer Suomen Lämpöpumpputekniikka Oy was acquired
Factory to Russia
2018
2017
Tero Tulokas nominated as CEO
Oilon ACE was launched
Finnish national engineering award for the most advanced NOx reduction technology
2016
2015
Stream burner series was launched
Factory to Thomasville USA
2014
2013
ChillHeat industrial heat pump line was launched
Monox burner series was launched
Sales office to Brazil
2012
2011
Oilon Ultrax burner series was launched
Heat pump manufacturer Scancool was acquired
Renewable Energy Research Centre Energon was opened
2010
2009
Päivi Leiwo started as Chairperson of the board
CFD engineering started at Oilon
2006
2005
Second phase to Lahti R&D centre
Oilon started residential heat pump manufacturing
Factory to Wuxi China
2002
1999
Hofamat was sold to China
Oilon Lenox burner series was launched
1998
1997
Eero Pekkola was nominated as CEO
New R&D center to Lahti
1994
1993
Oilon started exporting to China
Oilon acquired a German burner manufacturer Hofamat
1989
1984
Oilon S-Burner burner series was launched
Oilon Junior LF1 burner to market
1981
1980
Oilon Superblue Low Nox oil burner to market
Oilon TP-Process and powerplant burner series launch to market
Ossi Leiwo received 100% ownership of Oilon and was nominated as CEO
Power plant and process burner production was launched
1974
1971
Lahti factory was built
Residential oil burner production was launched
1969
1964
First export sales to Russia
Urho Lehto was nominated as CEO
1963
1961
Moving to Lahti, Ossi Leiwo joined to the company and acquired 50% of the shares
