# Oilon Group — llms-full.txt > Full-text content export of oilon.com (English) for use by large language models. > Generated: 2026-08-04 > Source: https://oilon.com (en-gb / en-us locales) > Companion short index: see llms.txt (not yet generated) ## Methodology & scope (read this first) This file was built by crawling the English-language sections of oilon.com — a large, multilingual WordPress site (14+ languages, 1000+ URLs including per-country contact pages). To keep this file useful rather than bloated, the following scoping choices were made: - **Language:** English only, combining the en-gb ("UK/international") and en-us ("Americas") locales. Where both locales published the same story or product, only one canonical copy is kept (usually en-gb) and the duplicate is skipped. en-us-only stories/pages are included in full. - **Included content types:** core company/about pages, the full product catalog (burners and industrial heat pumps), customer reference / case-study pages, all news & press releases, and the "documents" library (brochures, manuals, certificates, magazines) with descriptions and PDF links where the underlying page exposed them. - **Excluded:** per-country/per-region contact directory pages (~400+ near-duplicate pages differing only by country name), taxonomy/filter archive pages that just re-list content already captured elsewhere, and the raw contents of linked PDF files themselves (only the landing-page description was extracted, not the PDF body text — many PDF landing pages on this site render their description via client-side JavaScript and were not recoverable as static text). - Some individual PDF landing pages exposed no crawlable description text at all (title/date only); this is noted inline where it occurs. - A small number of individual employee names/titles appear below (e.g. the Board of Directors and Management Group list, and news items about executive appointments) — this is already-public information Oilon itself publishes on its corporate website, included here only because it is standard "about the company" content. For a shorter, curated index-style file (links + one-line descriptions instead of full text), see the companion `llms.txt` format described at https://llmstxt.org/. --- # 1. Company Overview & About ## Oilon – One degree better Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/ **One degree better** Oilon is an international energy technology company whose products support sustainable development by directly and measurably reducing emissions. Oilon's goal is to promote sustainable development and set a good example in the fight against climate change. As a 60-year-old family business, we want to preserve the environment for future generations as well. We manufacture high quality heat pump solutions that are suitable for even the most demanding industrial uses. In addition, we are a pioneer in low emission combustion technology with decades of experience. **Industrial heat pumps** Oilon's industrial heat pumps typically achieve 80% lower carbon dioxide emissions compared to traditional technology. They also achieve significant savings. The best coefficient of performance is achieved by combining cooling and heating. **Burners** Oilon is a pioneer in low emission, high-class burner technology. Our selection of burners supports the transition to even cleaner and renewable fuels. **Ground source heat pumps** The production of real estate heat pumps has been discontinued, but the Oilon Webshop OUTLET section still has a few high-quality heat pumps and geothermal accessories. Oilon is responsible for the warranty obligations, maintenance and spare parts services for its real estate heat pumps in use and yet to be delivered. **Get to know our references** - Copenhagen airport (Denmark) - Samcheok Power Plant (South Korea) - EON Datacenter (Sweden) **Oilon Group Oy** Metsä-Pietilänkatu 1, PL 5, 15801 Lahti, Finland Phone: (03) 85 761 --- ## Oilon as a Company Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/oilon-as-a-company/ **Creating energy technology for sustainable future.** Oilon is a family-owned, global energy and environmental technology company, founded in 1961. Oilon specializes in environmental technology with a special emphasis on research and development. The focus areas of the research and development are on improving energy efficiency, decreasing emission levels, and developing new solutions using renewable energy sources. The focus technologies are industrial heat pumps and chillers, and burners and combustion systems for liquid and gaseous fuels in the capacity range of 10 kW – 90 MW. The service activities are in an important role throughout the product life cycle. Oilon solutions and systems are used for heating and cooling large buildings and facilities, and for heating private houses. Key industrial customers include power plants, pulp and paper mills, process industry, waste incineration plants, marine operators, and district heating plants. Oilon with its turnover of 65 million euros has approximately 357 employees. Oilon has operations in Finland, USA and China, and sales offices in Brazil and Germany, and in addition, more than 70 resellers worldwide. **Our values** We are proud of what we do at Oilon. Our work focuses on high competence and responsible operations according to our values. Our values and our Code of Conduct describe our vision of how we work and what we want to achieve as a company. Our goal is to act globally providing customers with better and more environmentally friendly solutions. - CUSTOMER – For us every customer is important and together we reach the goals. - RENEWAL – We challenge ourselves and others towards new ways of working and more environmentally friendly solutions. - LONG-TERM THINKING – We understand the past and want to develop the future. We want to be a pioneer in our industry. - RESPONSIBILITY – Every employee of Oilon takes responsibility for their work and its meaning for the company, customers and society. As well as Oilon's values, our Code of Conduct guides our daily work and decision-making. The Code of Conduct applies to all Oilon employees, suppliers, partners and any third parties we do business with. **The UN Sustainable Development Goals** Since 2023 Oilon has been publicly committed to the UN Global Compact corporate responsibility initiative and its principles in the areas of human rights, labour, the environment and anticorruption. --- ## Board of Directors and Management Group Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/management-group/ **Board of Directors** - Kjell Forsén, Chairman of the Board - Päivi Leiwo, Vice Chairperson of the Board - Vesa Pylvänäinen, Member of the Board **Management Group** - Tero Tulokas - Aarno Laukkanen, Chief Financial Officer - Petri Virta, Chief Business Officer, Residential Heat Pumps - Mika Tyrväinen, Production Director - Tapio Murtonen, Chief Business Officer, Burners - Jukka Luostarinen, Chief Customer Service Officer - Martti Kukkola, Chief Business Officer, Industrial Heat Pumps and Chillers - Tuija Timonen, Human Resources Manager - Juha Aaltola, R&D Director, Heat Pumps - Sami Pekkola, CEO, Oilon US Inc. - Joonas Kattelus, R&D Director, Combustion Technology - Martti Kauhanen, CEO, Oilon Russia - Marko Kylä-Sipilä, Head of Department Global Customer Engineering - Ville Pekkola, General Manager, Oilon Burners Wuxi Co. Ltd - Marcus Libanori, Director of South America (Note: several leadership changes were announced after this page was last crawled — see the News section for Riku Kytömäki being appointed CEO in 2025, Rami Saario as CFO in Nov 2024, Olli Tevä as Chief Business Officer Burners in Sep 2024, Anu Tamminen as HR Director in Jun 2024, Sakari Laine as Customer Service Director in Jul 2024, Harri Helander and Jussi Alpua as Chief Business Officers for Industrial Heat Pumps in Feb 2025, and Risto Ojantakanen joining the Board in Jun 2023.) --- ## Responsibility at Oilon Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/responsibility-at-oilon/ Oilon has an obligation towards the future of the world and its inhabitants. We constantly develop new solutions for utilizing waste energy, renewable energy sources, and low-carbon and renewable fuels. A third-generation family business, we find it important to preserve nature and enable a future worth living for future generations. As part of the drive towards a more sustainable future, Oilon has joined the UN Global Compact, the world's largest corporate sustainability initiative. We have pledged to align our strategies and operations with the ten principles on human rights, labor, environment, and anti-corruption. The core principles behind Oilon's range of solutions are to improve energy efficiency, reduce customers' need for energy, and promote the transition towards cleaner energy sources. Combined heating and cooling, achieved with industrial heat pumps, represents this ideal: we extract heat from where it causes problems and transfer it to another location where it is needed. In combustion technology, Oilon focuses especially on the cleanest possible combustion and the use of cleaner and renewable fuels. In ten years, Oilon has managed to reduce the nitrogen oxide emissions of our gas burners by 80–90 per cent. Our latest Ultra Low NOx burners achieve NOx emission levels as low as 2.5 ppm (5 mg/Nm3) while maintaining an excellent efficiency. Oilon's standard burners are suitable for firing renewable fuels, such as biogas and renewable diesel. Additionally, Oilon has decades of experience in firing pure hydrogen and fuels with a high hydrogen content. Oilon has more than 400 employees in offices and production facilities around the globe. Our staff turnover is low — on average, our employees stay with us for 9.6 years, and the longest careers have surpassed 50 years in length. Oilon allocates more than 6 per cent of our turnover to product development. Around 20 per cent of our employees work in R&D. **Path to carbon dioxide emission-free heating** - Coal – CO2 reduced by > 50% - Natural gas – CO2 less than 50% / CO2 reduced by > 50% - Hybrid – CO2 less than 25% / Renewable electricity and fuel CO2 reduced by > 50% - Sustainable heating and cooling – CO2 less than 10% In the process industry, Oilon's heat pump solutions have helped to achieve 89 per cent savings in CO2 emissions. A heat pump solution can pay itself back in less than two years. A typical coefficient of performance (COP) is 5–8 and can be as high as 10. Oilon is committed to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), aiming to limit global temperature increase to 1.5 °C in accordance with the Paris Agreement. By 2030, Oilon intends to reduce both its own direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions by at least 46 per cent (benchmarked against 2019 emissions). Most production facilities already utilize ground source heating; the Lahti factory transitioned to carbon-neutral district heating in 2022. Since 2017, Oilon's Wuxi, China factory has had a solar power plant; a 110-kWp power plant was installed in Lahti in 2019, covering 6–7% of that factory's power consumption. Remaining Finnish facility electricity has been EPD-certified hydroelectric power since 2020. In 2022, Oilon joined the Science Based Targets initiative, and has also joined the ABB Energy Efficiency Movement. --- ## Research and Development at Oilon Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/oilonin-tuotekehitja/ (canonical slug: oilonin-tuotekehitys) In a rapidly-changing world, product development is indispensable. At Oilon, the purpose of R&D is to steer the company towards expanded know-how, improved technological capability and better products — towards the best possible sustainable energy technology. The key areas in our product development include energy efficiency, the environment, usability, product appearance as well as considerations for production and maintenance. Our research and development activities are handled by Oilon Technology Oy, a firm within the Oilon group. A big part of our development process is computer-assisted simulation and digital twin modeling, which allows optimization of product/system properties before extensive prototyping and testing. The bulk of experimental work takes place in two research centers in Lahti, Finland, plus separate test stations at production sites globally, equipped with precise measurement systems for heating/cooling performance, emissions, power consumption, and noise/vibration levels. Oilon has been heavily invested in IoT-based solutions for years — the majority of heat pumps delivered by Oilon are IoT-enabled, allowing remote monitoring/management and reporting on device utilization, energy output, and cost savings. Corresponding systems for burners are under development, alongside AI-based solutions for automatic equipment performance assessment. "We invest approximately 6% of our annual revenue in research and development." --- ## Research and Development Centers Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/research-center-for-renewable-energy/ Oilon's research and training facilities are located in Lahti, Finland, with everything required for design/engineering, testing/experimental work, and training courses. Laboratory facilities are equipped based on both company needs and applicable product standards; measuring equipment is calibrated per the EN ISO 17025 standard. Heat pump development is supported by a wide range of test benches, enabling engineers to develop automation systems, functions, connections and configurations, and to test ground-source borehole behavior under actual loads. Combustion technology and burner development is supported by twenty test run boilers, ranging from small hot water boilers to large power-plant setups. Lab equipment includes an FTIR flue gas analyzer, suction pyrometer, paramagnetic oxygen measurement system, and fine-particle measurement systems. One research center is also used for training sessions and courses on both heat pumps and burners, aimed at improving the expertise of domestic installation, maintenance, and repair companies. **Oilon Group Oy** — Metsä-Pietilänkatu 1, PL 5, 15801 Lahti, Finland — Phone: (03) 85 761 --- ## Computational Fluid Dynamics Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/computational-fluid-dynamics/ Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD-modeling) has proven invaluable for burner research and development — used to analyze combustion processes, reduce emission levels, and ensure the success of major customer projects. CFD has been part of Oilon's product development cycle since the early 2000s. As a practical example, CFD modeling was used in the development of the Oilon ACE burner: dozens of improved burner geometries were simulated before the first prototype was fired up. As a result, Oilon achieved extremely low NOx emissions when firing gas and oil while retaining flame adjustability, and reduced the need for laboratory testing, speeding up product development. Oilon US Inc. — 86 Genesis Park Way, P.O. Box 1041, Thomasville GA 31792 — Tel: +1 229 236 6546 — Email: Info.NorthAmerica@oilon.com --- ## Design Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/design/ Design is a cornerstone of Oilon's product/service development process, always starting with the user and what is needed for efficient production. Oilon's goal is to "create brand-based, effortless and reliable user experiences," using a holistic design methodology integrating products, services and people. "Technological pioneering and innovation are visible in our products." Products emphasize usability alongside aesthetics, and reflect "advanced solutions that minimize environmental impact and maximize operational safety." Oilon US Inc. — 86 Genesis Park Way, P.O. Box 1041, Thomasville GA 31792 — Tel: +1 229 236 6546 — Email: Info.NorthAmerica@oilon.com --- ## Technical Support and Service Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/technical-support-and-service/ (also published as https://oilon.com/en-us/technical-support-and-service-2/ for the Americas) Oilon's customer service ensures a long life for its products and guarantees performance over the product lifecycle: safe commissioning, annual maintenance, spare-part services, system-design support and equipment modernization. Oilon's worldwide network of qualified dealers and service partners provides support anywhere around the globe. Replacement parts can be ordered directly from the Oilon Webshop or via the spare-part services team. For industrial and domestic heat pumps, Oilon provides digital/IoT services supporting troubleshooting and preventive maintenance; specialists participate in maintenance projects and large overhauls (e.g. compressor replacement). Burner services include commissioning, maintenance, and combustion-system modernization (burners, valve gear, automation equipment, fuel systems). **Consumer services:** provided primarily via Oilon's network of dealers and service partners for Oilon Lämpöässä ground source heat pumps and other consumer products. **Technical support for dealers, service partners, and industrial/energy plants:** direct technical support for warranties, maintenance and servicing questions. Use the Oilon Care service to submit warranty forms and update maintenance/servicing details. **Spare part sales:** recommendations for all applications, customer contact management and quotations, spare parts for servicing/maintenance, and parts covered by warranty. Contact: spareparts@oilon.com / heatpump.spareparts@oilon.com (US: spare@oilon.com / heatpump.spareparts@oilon.com). **Oilon Webshop:** service partners and dealers can order spare parts directly (login required — contact spare-part sales team). **Warranty claims:** issued via a warranty claim form (separate forms for heat pumps and burners) with instructions for returning defective spare parts. US contact: Oilon US Inc., 86 Genesis Park Way, P.O.Box 1041, Thomasville GA 31792, Tel: +1 229 236 6546, Fax: +1 229 236 6556, Email: Info.NorthAmerica@oilon.com --- ## Training Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/contact-us/training/ Qualified training helps our customers reach results that are "One degree better." As an essential part of Oilon's customer service, the company offers customer training across all product groups, covering basic working principles to automation, commissioning, and maintenance. Depending on the topic, training sessions can be arranged on-site at the customer's premises, at Oilon's headquarters in Lahti, Finland, or online. --- ## Oilon Leaf (Customer Magazine) Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/oilon-leaf/ Oilon Leaf is Oilon's customer magazine, filled with stories about responsibility, Oilon, and its customers, available as a PDF or as individual articles (some with audio). **2024 articles include:** Oilon helps Puratos at the forefront of sustainability; The world's first carbon neutrally produced whiskeys are distilled using Oilon heat pumps; Fortum to select Oilon as the heat pump supplier for heat recovery from a major data center complex; Oilon delivers low NOx combustion equipment to a pioneering 1400 MW district heating project in Kazakhstan; Oilon Webshop serves customers every day of the year; A unique solution based on an Oilon ground source heat pump provides heating for a historical hydroelectric plant; Oilon's responsibility efforts have received the silver EcoVadis rating; Emergency services station utilizes reliable ground source heating from Oilon; Posti's new logistics center utilizes Oilon ground source heat pumps; The art of clean combustion – A 92 per cent environmentally friendly burner portfolio; Oilon joins the world's largest corporate sustainability initiative; Oilon's heat pump expertise recognized as best in class in Europe; Clarity, convenience, and enhanced service through digital evolution. **2023 articles include:** The green transition is good news – also for Oilon; From a garage to a global pioneer; Warmth comes from the heart; Ahead of the curve in the green transition; Local focus fosters global reach; Heat pumps help to reduce emissions; Sustainable fuels – Oilon solutions for a better future; Find the best solution for your heating and cooling needs with Oilon Selection Tool; CFD modeling helps develop the best natural gas burners in the world; More than 50,000 ground source heat pumps installed; Hydrogen plays a key role in the green transition; Continued success in China for Oilon; Digital solutions are an essential part of product development; Oilon and LeaseGreen – a partnership that lasts; Increasingly stringent environmental regulation requires burner modernization; Oilon to deliver industrial heat pumps to the largest battery farm in China; Heat pumps are the future of energy efficiency; Continued growth and success for Oilon in the Americas; Local presence is a key value for our customer; Harri Puputti – 47 happy years at Oilon. --- ## Downloads Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/downloads/ Central hub for Oilon product information downloads, with a language selector (Suomi, Eesti, Italiano, Polski, Čeština, English UK, English US, Español, 中文, Deutsch, Português, Русский, Français, Svenska, Dansk, Nederlands). See the "Documents & Downloads" section below for individual document entries. --- ## Contacts Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/contacts/ **Finland — Oilon Group Headquarters** P.O.Box 5, Metsä-Pietilänkatu 1, FI-15801 Lahti, Finland — Tel: +358 3 85 761 **Kokkola** — Postal: Asentajantie 15, 67600 Kokkola, Finland; Visiting: Heinolankaari 12, 67600 Kokkola, Finland — Tel: +358 3 85 761 **Vantaa** — Niittytie 25 A, 01300 Vantaa, Finland — Tel: +358 3 85 761 **Germany** — Oilon GmbH, Steinbeisstraße 13, 71332 Waiblingen — USt-IdNr.: DE227813195 — Email: invoiceDE@oilon.com **China** — Oilon Burners (Wuxi) Co. Ltd. & Representative Office, No.111-3, Xi Mei Road, Wuxi, 214142 Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, P.R. China — Tel: +86 510 81120922 — Email: china-marketing@oilon.com Also: Oilon China Co. Ltd. (Hong Kong), Room 1207-8, C.C. Wu Building, 302-308 Hennessy Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong — Tel: +852 2147 0233 — Email: china-marketing@oilon.com **USA** — Oilon US Inc., P.O.Box 1041, 86 Genesis Park Way, Thomasville GA 31792 — Tel: +1 229 236 6546 — Email: Info.NorthAmerica@oilon.com **Brazil** — Oilon Brasil Energia Ltda., Rua José Maria Barbosa, 31 sala 182, Jd. Alto da Colina, Sorocaba – SP, Cep: 18047-380 — Tel: +55 15 3228 4000 — Email: info.latinamerica@oilon.com (For per-country sales/service contacts beyond these headquarters, see oilon.com/en-gb/contacts/ directly — the site publishes 190+ individual country contact pages not reproduced here.) --- ## Become a member of the Oilon team (Careers) Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/become-a-member-of-the-oilon-team/ Oilon is a rapidly growing company looking for new global partners — whether to sell Oilon's products, provide services, or both. Interested parties are invited to contact Oilon via a contact form. (Note: Oilon's separate careers/job-listings site is at https://careers.oilon.com/en-GB — not crawled as part of this file since it is a distinct subdomain/system.) --- ## Whistleblowing Notification Channel Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/whistleblowing-notification-channel/ A whistleblowing channel helps mitigate risks associated with misconduct, accessible to employees, customers, and other stakeholders for reporting violations or unethical conduct involving company personnel or business partners, with an option to submit reports anonymously. The service is administered by an independent third party ensuring anonymity, and supports ongoing anonymous dialogue after an initial report. Access point: https://oilon.notificationchannel.com/ Organization: Oilon Group Oy, Metsä-Pietilänkatu 1, PL 5, 15801 Lahti, Finland — Phone: (03) 85 761 --- ## General Terms and Conditions of Use of the Oilon Website Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/general-terms-and-conditions-of-use-of-oilon-oilon-group-of-companies-website/ Summary of key terms: Oilon Group Oy and affiliates hold copyright over the website; limited rights are granted to print/download extracts (unmodified, with copyright notices preserved, graphics not used separately from accompanying text). Oilon and its officers/directors/employees exclude liability for loss or damage arising from use of the website "as is"/"as available," with no warranty of uninterrupted or error-free operation. Users submitting material to the site warrant they hold all necessary rights and that the material is not harmful or unlawful. Non-public site areas are secured with strong passwords; Oilon may need a user's mobile number or email to deliver one-time passwords. Oilon may amend these terms at any time, effective upon website publication, and may modify or discontinue any part of the site or its offerings. Governing law: Finland; disputes fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of the District Court of Lahti. --- ## Request an Offer Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/request-an-offer/ Heat pumps are dimensioned and priced individually according to the installation site; Oilon or a reseller will contact the requester with a quotation after form submission. --- ## Product Registration Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/product-registration/ Registration portal for Oilon ground source heat pumps. Only the professional who commissioned the unit may register it, and each unit can be registered only once. Oilon grants a five-year warranty for all Oilon ground source heat pumps installed and commissioned by an approved professional, provided the buyer received commissioning training and the unit was registered; without registration, the warranty covers two years (standard warranty terms otherwise apply). Registration is done on-site immediately after commissioning via QR code or website, entering the heat pump model and serial number; after review, a five-year warranty certificate is issued. For multiple heat pumps commissioned simultaneously in the same plant room, register the system once using the unit with the lowest serial number. --- ## Request for Quotation for Geothermal System Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/request-for-quotation-for-geothermal-system/ Encourages early cost-estimate requests for ground heat systems (no obligation). Explains that Oilon domestic ground-source heat pumps produce self-sufficient heat from the ground, and can both heat and cool at affordable prices. The same form supports large-property geothermal heat pump procurement inquiries — heat pumps are individually sized and priced per project. --- # 2. Products ## Product line summary (from the Oilon Industrial Burners category page) Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products-gb/oilon-industrial-burners/ **Oilon burners – The art of clean combustion.** Oilon's industrial burners are engineered for exceptional performance, reliability, and low emissions. Our burners meet the toughest global emission regulations and support combustion of a wide range of renewable fuels (hydrogen, biogases, bio-oils) alongside conventional liquid/gaseous fuels. **Why choose Oilon:** decades of expertise; cutting-edge combustion science; production facilities in Europe, China, and North America; sustainability focus on renewable fuels; global service/dealer network; certified compliance with international safety/performance/environmental standards. **Product lineup (capacity ranges & typical applications):** - BF 1 - BG 450-2 burners — 15 - 550 kW — terraced houses/single-family homes, hotels, paintshops, bakeries, market gardens - Burner series 50 - 90 — 200 - 1,540 kW — terraced houses, paintshops, bakeries, market gardens; marine/offshore variant available - Burner series 130 - 280 — 270 - 3,500 kW — hot water/steam boilers, hot air generators, thermal oil boilers; marine/offshore variant available - Burner series Stream 350/450 — 530 - 5,500 kW — hot water/steam boilers, hot air generators, thermal oil boilers - Burner series LN30 — 260 - 7,020 kW — hot water/steam boilers, greenhouses; ultra-low NOx - Burner series 300 - 700 — 800 - 10,500 kW — hot water/steam boilers, hot air generators, thermal oil boilers; marine/offshore variant available - Burners series Monox 1000/1200 — 1,800 - 13,300 kW — hot water/steam boilers, hot air generators, thermal oil boilers - Burner series 400 - 2000 ME — 1,200 - 29,500 kW — hot water/steam boilers, hot air generators, thermal oil boilers - Oilon ACE burners — 800 - 90,000 kW — hot water/steam boilers, hot air generators, thermal oil boilers, power plant boilers - K burners — 0.5 - 31 MW — power plants, pulp & paper, metallurgical processes, hazardous/municipal waste - Lance burners — 1.5 - 58 MW — district heating plants, power plants, pulp & paper, metallurgical processes - LITEX burners — 5 - 45 MW — district heating plants, power plants - S burners — 0.9 - 63 MW — district heating, power plants, pulp & paper, hazardous/municipal waste; marine/offshore variant available - Oilon Plus — 10 - 1,300 kW — oil filter/deaerator accessory unit - Värmebaronen electrical heating equipment — automatic backup immersion heaters for ground source heating and oil heating systems ## Product line summary (from the Oilon Industrial Heat Pumps category page) Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products-gb/oilon-industrial-heat-pumps/ **Industrial heat pumps – Boosting the energy transition.** Oilon's energy-efficient industrial heat pumps reduce emissions; besides HFC refrigerants, HFO refrigerants with extremely low/near-zero GWP are offered. Best coefficient of performance is achieved with combined heating and cooling (CHC): a heat pump cools one part of a process and uses the extracted energy to heat another part, enabling fully carbon-neutral heating/cooling. Units can be combined into larger systems (increasing capacity and/or flow temperature), sized via the Oilon Selection Tool, and monitored remotely through the Oilon Global Monitor cloud service. **Product lines:** - Oilon ChillHeat P30 - P450 — 30 - 1,000 kW — up to +120 °C output, industrial applications and district heating - Oilon ChillHeat S180 - S580 — 100 - 1,000 kW — high-capacity waste-heat recovery and water chilling with simultaneous heat recovery - Oilon ChillHeat S600 - S2000 — 100 - 4,000 kW — high-capacity waste-heat recovery / water chilling for large properties and industry - Oilon ChillHeat solutions — 30 - 50 kW (end-to-end delivered systems) — comprehensive design/delivery/commissioning/maintenance packages --- ## Individual Product Pages ### Oilon Plus Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/oilon-plus/ With the Oilon Plus filter and deaerator unit, only a single hose is required between the oil tank and burner, creating an environmentally friendly system that reduces wear, protects burners from oil impurities, and minimizes maintenance. Capacity Range: 10 - 1,300 kW Models: Oilon Plus (10–350 kW burners), Oilon DoublePlus (200–1,300 kW burners) Key Benefits: single-hose solution eliminates return-line oil-leak risk; filters oil while removing gas bubbles; neat/elegant for single-family homes and small buildings; designed for installations below 300 kW; works in new and existing heating systems. Contact: Oilon Group Oy, Metsä-Pietilänkatu 1, PL 5, 15801 Lahti, Finland — Phone: (03) 85 761 ### Burner Series 130-280 Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/burner-series-130-280/ Fully automatic monoblock burners for single- or dual-fuel use (gas, light fuel oil, heavy fuel oil), with two-stage (H) or modulating (M) capacity regulation. Low-NOx variants comply with class 3 (EN676). Control automation integrated or in a separate cabinet; optional WDx00 automation for remote plant monitoring. Capacity Range: 270 - 3,500 kW Applications: hot water/steam boilers, hot air generators, thermal oil boilers; also ships/offshore. Resources: product brochure, marine burners brochure, CE Certificate (2024), Oilon Selection Tool, references, dealer locator, contact info, webshop. ### Burner Series 300-700 Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/burner-series-300-700/ Fully automatic monoblock burners for single- or dual-fuel use (gas, light fuel oil, heavy fuel oil). Modulating capacity regulation (M) on all models. Low-NOx variants comply with class 3 (EN676) or class 4 (FprEN676). Capacity Range: 800 - 10,500 kW Applications: hot water/steam boilers, hot air generators, thermal oil boilers, ship/offshore. Resources: product brochure, marine burners brochure, CE certificate, selection tool, references, dealer locator, contacts, webshop. ### Burner Series 400-2000 ME Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/burner-series-400-2000-me/ Fully automatic light fuel oil, heavy fuel oil, gas, or dual fuel burners with modulating capacity regulation on all models; models available for preheated combustion air (max +250 °C). Each unit ships with a separate control cabinet, booster unit, and combustion air fan as accessories. Capacity Range: 1,200 - 29,500 kW Applications: hot water/steam boilers, hot air generators, thermal oil boilers. ### Burner Series 50-90 Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/burner-series-50-90/ Fully automatic monoblock burners for light fuel oil, gas, or both, with two-stage (H) regulation (gas variants also available modulating). Integrated control automation manages fuel-to-air ratios electronically in modulating models. Capacity Range: 200 - 1,540 kW Applications: terraced houses, hotels, paintshops, bakeries, market gardens; marine/offshore variants available. ### Monox Burners Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/monox-burners/ Monox 1000/1200 series: fully automatic modulating (M) light fuel oil, gas, or dual fuel monoblock burners with electronic capacity controller (WiseDrive WDx00). Gas-fired NOx emissions less than 120 mg/Nm³ (class 2); low-NOx variant meets class 3 (EN676). Capacity Range: 1,800 - 13,300 kW Applications: hot water/steam boilers, hot air generators, thermal oil boilers. ### Burner Series Stream 350/450 Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/burner-series-stream-350-450/ Integrated-automation burner line (WD3x integrated, or optional separate WDx00 cabinet) designed for straightforward, low-noise installation/operation/maintenance. Low-NOx variants meet EN676 Class 3. Capacity Range: 530 – 5,500 kW Applications: hot water/steam boilers, hot air generators, thermal oil boilers. ### K Burners Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/k-burners/ Designed for demanding industrial processes such as hazardous waste incineration; tangential combustion air feeding and optimized air registers maintain flame stability despite furnace pressure fluctuations and variable process conditions. Robust construction for high availability in extreme environments. Capacity Range: 0.5 - 31 MW Applications: power plants, pulp & paper, metallurgical processes, hazardous/municipal waste. ### Lance Burners Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/lance-burners/ Start-up and support burners for fluidized bed boilers and grate boilers (among other applications). Retractable critical components withdraw from the furnace during standby; withstand abrasive sand, ash, and particulate matter. Capacity Range: 1.5 - 58 MW Applications: district heating plants, power plants, pulp & paper, metallurgical processes. ### Litex Burners Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/litex-burners/ Wind box combining a unique design with optimal combustion air flow; light and compact for their capacity level. Masoned combustion head standard, steel combustion head optional. Primarily intended for water and fire tube boilers. Capacity Range: 5 - 45 MW Applications: district heating plants and power plants. ### Oilon ACE Burners Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/oilon-ace-burners/ Latest low-emission burner technology: typical NOx below 60 mg/Nm3 (ref. 3% O2); with external flue gas recirculation (FGR), below 30 mg/Nm3. Low CO emissions from efficient combustion. Primarily for water tube/fire tube boilers, also suited to other applications. Capacity Range: 800 - 90,000 kW Applications: hot water/steam boilers, hot air generators, thermal oil boilers, power plant boilers. ### S Burners Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/s-burners/ Typically used in water tube/fire tube boilers, also other boiler types. Compatible with many special fuels; well-suited for process industry. Extensive flame adjustment options allow optimizing flame geometry for various furnace dimensions. Capacity Range: 0.9 - 63 MW Applications: district heating, power plants, pulp & paper, hazardous/municipal waste; ships/offshore. ### Burner Series LN30 Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/burner-series-ln30/ Ultra low NOx burners for natural gas and LPG, using patented "partly premixed combustion" (combining premix and diffusion combustion elements). Flame is stabilized in the internal furnace flow stream rather than physically attached to the combustion head, eliminating damage risk from high heat loads; combustion head made of fire-resistant steel. Combustion air doesn't need to be particularly clean, eliminating maintenance-heavy filters. Applications: hot water/steam boilers, greenhouses. ### Värmebaronen Electrical Heating Equipment Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/varmebaronen-electrical-heating-equipment/ VB range of automatic backup immersion heaters for ground source heating and oil heating systems. - Single-stage heaters: VB 3010 (3.0 kW), VB 4510 (4.5 kW), VB 6010 (6.0 kW) — three-pole control thermostat, always operates at full capacity when powered. - Two-stage heaters: VB 6001 (6.0 kW), VB 9001 (9.0 kW) — four-pole thermostat, partial/full capacity stages. - Immersion heater unit: heating element (R2″ threaded port) + control box (terminal strip, main switch, limit thermostat for overheat protection, control thermostat, power indicator light). - K-060 container: empty cylinder for electric immersion heaters, delivered without heating cartridge; max output for installed heaters is 9 kW. - Electric boilers (primary or bivalent supplementary heating): EP 26 E / EP 42 E (E series, 26/42 kW output, 7 power stages, stainless steel elements, automatic control with external blocking and voltage/current capacity control, load guard and power transformers standard); EP 31–300 NG (NG series, 31–300 kW per unit, several boilers linkable up to 3 MW, 7 or 15 power stages, advanced automation with level guard/residual current monitoring, integrated circuit breaker, stainless steel elements). ### BF 1 - BG 450-2 Burners Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/bf-1-bg-450-2-burners/ Suited for hot water boilers, steam boilers, and hot air generators; usable in forced-draught and induced-draught combustion chambers. All models feature automatic flame monitoring via a program relay. Oil burners designed per EN 267 and EN 298; gas burners per EN 676. Oil burners fire light fuel oil (contact Oilon regarding renewable heating oils); gas burners are compatible with natural gas and LPG (identical structure, but adjustments/supply pressure depend on fuel — see the burner's O&M manual). ### Oilon ChillHeat P30 - P450 Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/oilon-chillheat-p-30-p-450/ Capacity range: 30 - 1,000 kW. Piston-compressor heat pumps with a wide capacity range and very wide output-temperature range, for energy-efficient cooling/heating of buildings and industrial processes while utilizing waste heat. Can produce temperatures as high as 120 °C with good COP — suitable for direct use in district heating networks and other high-temperature applications. Designed via Oilon Selection Tool; connectable to Oilon Global Monitor for remote troubleshooting. Sales contact: Chillheat.Sales@oilon.com ### Oilon ChillHeat S180 - S580 Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/oilon-chillheat-s-180-s-490/ (note: URL slug reads "s-180-s-490" but page title/range is "S180 – S580") Capacity range: 100 - 1,000 kW. High capacity in compact size; equally suited for water chilling and heating. Energy-efficient, compact rotary screw compressors and plate heat exchangers produce temperatures up to +85 °C with good COP. Especially suited for demanding process-industry applications, high-capacity preheating, waste-heat utilization, and large-scale water chilling with simultaneous heat recovery; also climate control for large buildings and district heating/cooling. Sales contact: Chillheat.Sales@oilon.com ### Oilon ChillHeat S600 - S2000 Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/oilon-chillheat-s-600-s-2000/ Capacity range: 100 - 4,000 kW. For especially high heating/cooling capacity needs; two efficient, reliable screw compressors with shell-and-tube heat exchangers, producing water temperatures up to +85 °C with good COP. Same application set as S180-S580 at higher capacity. Sales contact: Chillheat.Sales@oilon.com ### Oilon ChillHeat Solutions Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/products/oilon-chillheat-solutions/ End-to-end delivered heat pump systems: heat pumps plus auxiliary system (circulation pumps, accumulator tanks, metering devices, automation) optimized together for best performance under changing conditions — energy-efficient heating, cooling, or CHC (Combined Heating and Cooling). Solutions are customized to the power capacity needed; Oilon also supports design of extremely high-powered systems. Includes: Design (heat pump selection, auxiliary system/automation planning); Delivery (factory-tested ChillHeat heat pumps and auxiliary systems, often installed in a portable container); Start-up, commissioning, and user training; Maintenance and remote monitoring services. Capacity range: 30 kW – 50 MW (higher capacities via multiple connected units). Key advantages: excellent overall efficiency, wide part-load range and part-load efficiency, redundancy, high reliability, low maintenance costs, small spatial footprint. Applications: district heating and cooling; process heating/cooling for industry; large buildings. --- ## Product Category Index Pages ### Burners (Category – en-gb) Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/product_category/burners/ Recent entries: Burner series LN30 (Nov 2024); Värmebaronen electrical heating equipment (Feb 2023); BF 1 – BG 450-2 burners (Jul 2021); Oilon Plus (Apr 2020); S burners (Apr 2020). ### Industrial Heat Pumps (Category – en-gb) Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/product_category/industrial-heat-pumps/ Entries: Oilon ChillHeat solutions; Oilon ChillHeat S600–S2000; Oilon ChillHeat S180–S580; Oilon ChillHeat P30–P450. ### Burners (Category – en-us) Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/product_category/burners/ Recent entries: Burner series LN30 (Jan 2025); Oilon Plus (Apr 2020); Burner series 300–700 (Apr 2020); S burners (Apr 2020); LITEX burners (Apr 2020). ### Industrial Heat Pumps (Category – en-us) Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/product_category/industrial-heat-pumps-us/ Entries: Oilon ChillHeat solutions (Aug 2022); Oilon ChillHeat P30–P450 (Aug 2022); Oilon ChillHeat S180–S580 (Aug 2022); Oilon ChillHeat S600–S2000 (Aug 2022). --- # 3. Customer References & Case Studies ### Vinhomes Central Park, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/references/residential-and-commercial-property-vinhomes-central-park-vietnam/ Customer: Vingroup. A 40-hectare mixed-use development including Vietnam's tallest building (81 stories), a shopping center, hotel, residential/commercial buildings, villas, a private school, and a hospital. Challenge: reliable equipment for tropical climates producing enough hot water for a large, diverse complex. Solution: 19 Oilon RE heat pumps, customized for the tropical climate, replacing traditional heat wells with air-source water coolers; Oilon RE technology enables integration with other energy sources (solar heat, oil/gas heating). Result: reliable climate-controlled heating and hot water across the 81-floor complex. ### Lehmonkärki Resort, Asikkala/Lahti, Finland Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/references/lehmonkarki-resort-lahti-finland/ Customer: Ari Yrjölä, tourism entrepreneur. Ground source heat pumps chosen for long warranty, reliable domestic equipment, performance, and local supplier support; renewable, environmentally friendly heating for meeting/accommodation facilities. ### E.ON Datacenter, Vallentuna (near Stockholm), Sweden Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/references/eon-datacenter-sweden/ Customers: E.ON and Online Group. Two Oilon ChillHeat P300 heat pumps (model P300 SU HC VFDx1, R1234ze refrigerant) simultaneously cool data-center servers and convert waste heat into high-temperature energy for the district heating network. Initial cooling capacity 500 kW (planned 2000 kW final); heat output 85 °C water (up to 100 °C if needed); 10–100% modulation without performance loss via eight compressors. One of the world's most ecologically advanced data centers; waste heat warms Vallentuna households via district heating. ### Lidl, Helsinki, Finland Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/references/lidl-helsinki-finland/ 2 x Oilon ChillHeat P220 SU HC VFDx2 (brief reference entry, April 2020). ### Copenhagen Airport, Maglebylille, Denmark Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/references/copenhagen-airport-denmark/ Challenge: inefficient 1960s gas boilers in the internal heating network; airport sought efficiency gains and reduced reliance on natural gas. Solution: one 3 MW and one 2 MW natural gas boiler paired with a 600 kW Oilon ChillHeat P300 heat pump recovering energy from boiler exhaust (cooling flue gas ~150 °C to 30–35 °C via condensation). Results: system efficiency exceeds 100%; ~1,000 MWh annual savings; heat pump COP of 4.0 at design conditions (155 kW electricity use); ~10,000 MWh heat/year (≈500 homes' consumption); 4-year payback; heating costs cut 50% vs. gas; supports airport's 2030 emissions-free goal. ### Tampere District Cooling, Tampere, Finland Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/references/tampere-district-cooling-tampere-finland/ Customer: Tampereen Sähkölaitos. Two new 6.5 MW water coolers installed at Kaupinoja plant (2019), complementing two existing coolers (since 2017). System draws cold water from Lake Näsi via a 1 km, 1.4 m diameter pipeline for free cooling, supplemented by mechanical cooling in warm seasons. Result: 23 MW total mechanical cooling capacity; ~80% of annual cooling energy from the lake; ammonia refrigerant; fully automated, remotely supervised from Lielahti power plant. ### Snellman, Pietarsaari, Finland Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/references/snellman-pietarsaari-finland/ Customer: Snellmanin Lihanjalostus Oy (meat processing). ~1,000 m³ water/day used, mostly for hot-water washing; grey water exited at only +30 °C, wasting thermal energy; cooling machines generated unused condensing heat. 2007: first industrial heat pump (among the earliest in food processing) recovered grey-water heat to +55 °C. 2009: second, larger heat pump captured condensing heat to +75 °C. 2019: two Oilon ChillHeat heat pumps added, producing +95 °C (R1234ze refrigerant, near-zero GWP) for sterilization/drying. Results: ~450,000 kg heating oil saved annually from the first heat pump; total oil use cut by 2,900,000 kg/year (heat pumps + biogas); CO2 cut by 8,700 t/year; €580,000/year cost savings; heat pumps produce 4x thermal energy vs. consumed energy; typical payback under one year. ### Polaris Icebreaker Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/references/polaris-2/ End user: Arctech Helsinki Shipyard. Customer: Alfa Laval Aalborg Oy Rauma. World's first icebreaker powered by liquefied natural gas; dual-fuel (LNG + low-sulphur diesel) reduces emissions. Oilon delivery: GKP-280 M modulating gas/light fuel oil burner (LNG- and LSMGO/MGO-compatible), gas valve unit GVUR, automation systems. ### Samcheok Power Plant, Samcheok, South Korea Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/samcheok-power-plant-korea-2/ 2,200 MWe plant on Korea's west coast; four supercritical circulating fluidized bed boilers plus wind/wave energy. End user: Korea Southern Power Co. EPC: Hyundai Engineering and Construction. Boiler supplier: Sumitomo SHI FW Energia Oy (Finland). Oilon delivery: 64 fluidized-bed boiler start-up burners (KL-650, 116 MMBTU each, light fuel oil). ### Montes del Plata, Punta Pereira, Uruguay Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/montes-del-plata-uruguay-3/ Customer: Stora Enso (Finland-Sweden) and Arauco (Chile). World's largest pulp mill; 1.3 million tonnes cellulose/year from on-site eucalyptus. Boiler supplier Andritz Oy integrated Oilon burners across three boiler systems — Recovery Boiler: 12 start-up burners (RT-14F, 43 MMBTU each), 4 load burners (RT-50S, 150 MMBTU each), 1 process gas burner (MT-25K, 73 MMBTU); Fluidized Bed Boiler: 1 start-up burner (RL-450, 40 MMBTU), 2 load burners (RT-50S, 100 MMBTU each), 1 process gas burner (MT-18S, 30 MMBTU); Auxiliary Boiler: 4 process gas burners (MT-18S, 46 MMBTU each). Fuels: No. 6 oil, process gases, methanol. ### EC Zeran, Warsaw, Poland Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/ec-zeran-poland-2/ Customer: PGNiG. Cogeneration plant needed increased natural gas utilization; 3 water tube boilers built (combined 1,326 MMBTU) with 6 Oilon ACE GT-70A low-NOx burners (250 MMBTU each, natural gas). Result: NOx under 30 ppm at 3% reference O2. Partners: EPC BePeKa (Poland); boiler supplier Konsortio Control Process S.A. Group / Sefako (Poland). ### Gardens by the Bay, Singapore Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/garden-by-the-bay-singapore/ 100+ acre nature park (started 2005) with the world's largest glass greenhouse; uses an Oilon GP-600 M burner powered by town gas. ### Heineken, Bogotá, Colombia Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/heineken-bogota-columbia/ GKP-2000 ME burner running natural gas, biogas, and No. 2 oil simultaneously (high-pressure hot-water boilers). ### Federal Prison, Dallas, USA Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/federal-prison-dallas-usa/ GKP-600 M FGR, 30 ppm low-NOx burner with LMV52 controls. ### Minnesota, USA Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/minnesota-usa/ GP-90 M WD32 burner in a narrow Hurst firebox. ### Canada Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/canada/ KP-280M burner with LMV51 control system, installed on a Hurst watertube boiler. ### Sinaloa, Mexico Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/sinola-mexico/ GRP-700 M-II burner. ### Edmonton, Canada Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/edmonton-canada/ GP-450 M LN80 burner, installed in a Novatherm water tube boiler. ### Alabama, USA Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/alabama-usa/ GKP-700M burner in a Cleaver Brooks 700 BHP boiler. ### Indiana, USA Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/indiana-usa/ GP-140M burner (Burnham retrofit). ### District Heating Project, Astana, Kazakhstan Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/oilon-delivers-low-nox-combustion-equipment-to-a-pioneering-1400-mw-district-heating-project-in-kazakhstan/ Astana's continental climate reaches -30 to -40 °C in winter; the 1.4-million-resident city previously relied on fossil-fuel (light/heavy oil) localized heating with high emissions. Oilon delivered 20 low-NOx burners across two identical 700 MW district heating plants (1,400 MW total) serving the Telmana and Turan residential areas — three ACE burner models (GT-70A, GKT-70A, GT-90A), natural gas primary with light oil backup, plus combustion air fans and automation. Result: NOx as low as 60 mg/nm3 (30 mg/nm3 with flue gas circulation) — well below European standards; Oilon's largest Central Asia deal to date; completion estimated 2025. ### Ahascragh Distillery, Ireland — World's First Carbon-Neutral Whiskey Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/the-worlds-first-carbon-neutrally-produced-whiskeys-are-distilled-using-oilon-heat-pumps/ Traditional distillation is energy-intensive (3–4 kg CO2 per bottle); Ireland relies heavily on fossil thermal energy despite strong wind-power generation. Solution: zero-emission system using Oilon high-temperature heat pumps powered by wind electricity — two P450 units (up to 120 °C) and one P150 unit, with waste-heat recovery/circulation across distillation and cleaning cycles. Results: energy inputs cut to one-third vs. traditional tech; COP of 6.5; zero flue emissions; world's first carbon-neutral whiskey distillery (opened summer 2023). ### Puratos Chocolate Factory, Brazil Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/oilon-helps-puratos-at-the-forefront-of-sustainability/ (see also en-gb/oilon-helps-puratos-at-the-forefront-of-sustainability/) Belgian bakery/confectionery/chocolate manufacturer (100+ countries). Previously LPG-fired boiler heated water for chocolate manufacturing (fat melting, line heating). Oilon ChillHeat replaced the LPG boiler, drawing thermal energy from waste heat (refrigerant condensation, cooling systems); factory also moved to renewable electricity, plus electric cafeteria equipment (induction cooking). Result: first carbon-neutral facility in the Puratos group; ~70% cheaper operating costs; eliminated fuel-transport supply chain emissions; embedded IoT for 24/7 remote monitoring and automated energy reporting; improved load control via compressor motor modulation. ### Postipuisto, Helsinki, Finland — Best-in-Class Heat Pump Project Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/oilons-heat-pump-expertise-recognized-as-best-in-class-in-europe/ Customers: Oilon and Helen. Hybrid heat pump system for a 113-apartment building with grocery store at Rullakkokatu 1, Postipuisto: Oilon ChillHeat heat pump with intelligent output adjustment; heat sources include ground source heating, wastewater, grocery-store refrigeration condensation heat, and apartment cooling; district heating backup for faults/winter peaks; 16 ground-source boreholes for thermal storage; supplementary solar panels. Results: 137 tons/year CO2 reduction vs. typical building; Energy Class A (<75 kWh/m² annual consumption); cooling capacity 100 kW at COP 4.9; heating capacity 115 kW at COP 3.2; no major issues in first year; won the EHPA Heat Pump Award (DecarBuilding series) in 2022. ### Cézava Senior Homes, near Brno, Czech Republic Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/references/future-proofing-energy-supply-to-senior-homes-in-the-czech-republic/ Originally designed for natural gas; reconsidered for a modern sustainable solution. Solution: two Oilon ChillHeat P150 heat pumps (300 kW combined), powered by 50 geothermal wells totalling 6 km depth, providing underfloor heating/cooling for 245 apartments (R513A refrigerant), supplemented by a 200 kW solar power plant. Results: EU Class A energy certificate; BREEAM score 88.6% (among only three Czech buildings at that level); low operating costs via high efficiency and waste-heat recovery; versatile heating/cooling/DHW from one system; max heating-circuit gradient of 45/35 °C; completed 2024. --- # 4. News & Press Releases (chronological, newest first) **Going cheap can prove costly in the long run** — Jun 9, 2026 Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/ (front-page teaser; full article not separately crawled) Every shipowner should stay aware of pitfalls at the tendering stage and ask for reliable, high-quality equipment with low operating costs throughout the vessel's life cycle — discusses ship auxiliary boilers and heating equipment selection. **The global energy transition requires diversification of energy sources** — Jan 29, 2026 The international energy sector faces rapid structural transformation; industrial operators need to reduce risks from geopolitically uncertain fuels while meeting increasingly stringent climate/emissions targets. **Oilon has concluded the co-operation negotiations** — Nov 19, 2025 Oilon ended co-operation negotiations in Finland on Nov 18, 2025 (started Oct 1, 2025), driven by production-related and financial reasons and the need to reorganize operations. **Oilon's ultra-low NOx burner delivers near-zero emissions at California food processing facility** — Nov 18, 2025 Nationwide Boiler Inc. completed a boiler project for a California food producer, meeting steam-capacity needs and strict emissions standards; passed formal third-party compliance source testing with outstanding results. **Improved product testing for Oilon's most advanced heat pump solutions** — Oct 9, 2025 A new test bench improves testing accuracy for heat pump production, enabling future testing of products using highly flammable natural refrigerants. **Oilon Group initiates actions to strengthen profitability and competitiveness** — Oct 1, 2025 Oilon Group initiated co-operation negotiations in Finland to adapt to a challenging market environment (production-related/financial reasons, reorganization needs). **Oilon's heat pump technology helps decarbonize New York's tall buildings** — Sep 25, 2025 Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/oilons-heat-pump-technology-helps-decarbonize-new-yorks-tall-buildings/ Oilon's partner Miller Proctor Nickolas Inc (MPN) won the New York State sustainability Empire Technology Prize using Oilon heat pump technology. The Prize targets GHG reduction from heating in NYC's tall buildings (city's largest single GHG source) — "90% of the buildings in New York City alone need to be retrofitted with sustainable heating solutions by 2050." Seven finalists were chosen for low-GHG technology addressing existing steam/high-temperature hot water systems. MPN developed a mobile demonstration unit and obtained $965K in funding for three pilot sites (historic, residential, mixed-use). Oilon: "proud to support this shift, bringing Finnish innovation to New York's clean energy future." **Finnish farm boosts tomato crops with the world's cleanest combustion technology** — Sep 12, 2025 Taivalmaan puutarha, a tomato farm in Western Finland, adopted a new two-hectare greenhouse using a new burner firing LPG to produce CO2 for the plants. **Oilon streamlines and simplifies organizational structures** — Aug 27, 2025 Oilon discontinued the separate Industrial Heat Pump CBO and Burners CBO management positions in favor of a centralized Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) role; Olli Tevä named to the new structure. **Zero NOx emissions: Oxy-Fuel Combustion Cleans Flue Gases and Improves Energy Efficiency in Industrial Facilities** — Jun 18, 2025 Using oxygen in industrial burners reduces emissions in high-temperature processes; oxy-fuel burners can reach up to 3,000 °C, used e.g. in metal-smelter furnaces with recycled materials. **Oilon Appoints New CEO** — May 21/22, 2025 Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/oilon-appoints-new-ceo/ Riku Kytömäki appointed CEO effective June 1, 2025, succeeding Tero Tulokas (CEO since 2017, with Oilon since 2008), who moves to a Senior Advisor role. Chairman Kjell Forsén and Vice Chairman Päivi Leiwo praised Tulokas as "an extremely competent, and dynamic CEO." Tulokas: "I have been deeply motivated by the opportunity to develop environmentally friendly energy technology." Kytömäki previously long-time CEO of Exel Composites Plc, with prior leadership roles at ABB. Kytömäki: "I am excited to join Oilon's skilled team and lead the company into its next phase of development." **Oilon and O'Brien Energy Services Forge Strategic Partnership to Revolutionise High-Temperature Heat Pumps for Australian Industry** — May 16, 2025 Melbourne/Brisbane/Sydney/Perth — Finnish cleantech innovator Oilon and Australian energy-services leader O'Brien entered a strategic partnership to reshape Australia's industrial energy landscape. **"Shocking Low" Emission Level of less than 20 mg NOx Reached with a New Oilon Burner** — Mar 12, 2025 A recent commissioning in Germany showed an almost 90 percent NOx reduction in a retrofit burner installation; this record-low NOx level enables reverse flame boilers to reach 2025 emission limits. Oilon sees a vast European market for ultra-low emission burners. **Jussi Alpua is Oilon's new Chief Business Officer for Industrial Heat Pumps in Finland** — Feb 26, 2025 Jussi Alpua (M.Sc., Process and Energy Technology) appointed CBO for Industrial Heat Pumps, EMEA region (excluding central/southern continental Europe), effective Feb 20; twelve years at Oilon prior. **Harri Helander is Oilon's new Global Chief Business Officer for Industrial Heat Pumps** — Feb 26, 2025 Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/harri-helander-is-oilons-new-global-chief-business-officer-for-industrial-heat-pumps/ Harri Helander (M.Sc. Industrial Engineering, eMBA) appointed CBO for Industrial Heat Pumps effective Feb 20; prior experience at Metso, Tellabs, Peikko, Rosendahl Nextrom, Granlund. "I am moving into my new role at Oilon humble, but at the same time motivated to achieve significant further steps in the global business of industrial heat pumps together with the Oilon team." **Offering solutions for a sustainable future at ISH 2025 (March 17–21)** — Feb 25, 2025 Oilon at the ISH trade fair, Frankfurt, theme "Solutions for a sustainable future," aligning with Oilon's mission "Creating energy technology for a sustainable future." **Maintenance-free Ultra Low NOx burner technology lowers your life-cycle costs** — Feb 13, 2025 Oilon's patented low-NOx "partly premixed combustion" technology (combining premix and diffusion combustion) tackles future emission requirements. **Oilon to divest from real estate heat pumps – growth expected in other units** — Feb 6, 2025 Following change negotiations, Oilon Group decided to cease operations of Suomen Lämpöpumpputekniikka Oy (the Lapua factory manufacturing real estate heat pumps). **Strike at Oilon's Lahti and Kokkola Locations** — Feb 3, 2025 A labor-dispute mediation strike affected Lahti and Kokkola locations Feb 3–8, 2025, potentially causing delivery delays. **Oilon considers discontinuing our real estate heat pump business** — Jan 2, 2025 Oilon Group considered closing Suomen Lämpöpumpputekniikka Oy (household/real-estate heat pump manufacturer); change negotiations initiated across Finnish units, potentially affecting up to 47 employees. **Rami Saario is Oilon's new CFO** — Nov 12, 2024 Rami Saario (M.Sc., Engineering/Industrial Management) started as Group CFO on Nov 4, previously Group CFO of Teknoware Group and Lumon Group. **We're Heading to Chillventa 2024** — Oct 2, 2024 Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/were-heading-to-chillventa-2024/ Oilon exhibiting at Chillventa 2024 (Oct 8–10, Nuremberg, Germany), Hall 4A, Booth 4A-520, showcasing heat pump innovations including an EHPA award-winning solution. **Turku wins the Heat Pump City of the Year award** — Sep 26, 2024 Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/turku-wins-the-heat-pump-city-of-the-year-award-oilons-heat-pump-solution-in-a-big-role/ The European Heat Pump Association (EHPA) recognized Turku Energia for an energy-efficient residential-area solution in the EU-funded RESPONSE project (Turku is a Lighthouse City alongside Dijon). At the Tyyssija student residence (~190 apartments, own solar panels) in Turku Ylioppilaskylä, Oilon supplied a ChillHeat P300 heat pump (400 kW heating / ~300 kW cooling) with two-way district heating/cooling network connection; best seasonal COP of 7. Turku targets carbon neutrality by 2029; project partners include City of Turku, Turku Student Village Foundation, Högfors GST, VTT, and Oilon (Horizon 2020 RESPONSE project). **Olli Tevä is the new business director of Oilon's burner business** — Sep 9, 2024 M.Sc. (Tech.) in power electronics; started as CBO Burners; prior Global Sales Director at Ensto Utility Networks, VP roles at Danfoss and Vacon, SVP Sales & Marketing at Exel Composites Oyj. **Autumn 2024 events** — Sep 17, 2024 Boiler India (late September); Chillventa, Nuremberg (Oct 8–10, industrial heat pumps) and simultaneously Finnbuild, Helsinki (real estate and industrial heat pumps); Tampere Energia fair (Oct 22–24, burners and industrial heat pumps). **Oilon at Boiler India (September 25–27, 2024)** Showcasing burner selection; combustion solutions for hydrogen, biogases, bio-oils and other renewable fuels; booth A18. **Sakari Laine appointed as Oilon's Customer Service Director** — Jul 1, 2024 B.Eng Industrial Management, MBA; prior long tenures at Ahlström, Raute, and Valon Kone (Development Director, global After Sales / After Sales Director). **Anu Tamminen appointed as Oilon's HR Director** — Jun 14, 2024 M.Sc. Econ, M.Sc. (Tech); prior international HR roles at Hartwall, Halton, Fazer and other major Finnish companies. **GRAND OPENING of the new Oilon Americas Webshop** — Jun 3, 2024 Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/grand-opening-of-the-new-oilon-americas-webshop/ New Americas webshop launched: https://shop.us.oilon.com/ **Oilon at Boiler 2024** — Apr 3, 2024 May 2–3, Colorado, booth #915. **Oilon at MCE Mostra Convegno Expocomfort (12–15 March 2024)** — Mar 5, 2024 Milan, Hall 1, Stand T22. **Oilon's responsibility efforts have received the silver EcoVadis rating** — Feb 19, 2024 Progress from an initial bronze rating (2022 first review) to silver, across Environment, Labor & Human Rights, Ethics, and Sustainable Procurement dimensions. Anne Hakamäki (Head of QHSE): "We are extremely pleased for the recognition received by our responsibility efforts." Recent initiatives cited: updated quality/CR policy, new ESG report, participation in SBTi and UN Global Compact. **The first expo of 2024 is AHR Expo 2024** — Jan 16, 2024 Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/the-first-expo-of-2024-is-ahr-expo-2024/ Chicago, Jan 22–24, booth S10144. **Fortum to select Oilon as the heat pump supplier for heat recovery from a major data center complex** — Nov 10, 2023 Microsoft data center complex (Helsinki metro area); Fortum will recover waste heat and reuse it for emission-free district heating for a city and two other communities — the largest data-center waste-heat recycling system in the world and Oilon's largest-ever delivery contract (~EUR 15 million). CEO Tero Tulokas: "This project is a true testament to our ability to provide large-scale solutions and support our customers in the green transition." Fortum's Thomas Ekholm: heat pumps let district heating networks "serve as a platform for recycling energy." Combined heating and cooling (CHC) system; total COP of 6.6 (Jussi Alpua, Oilon sales manager). Several S-series heat pumps delivered to two plants (Kirkkonummi first, Espoo half a year later); each unit weighs ~15,000 kg; 85 °C output; ~40 MW combined district heating at full capacity, enough for 100,000 customers (40% of the 250,000 district heating customers across Espoo/Kauniainen/Kirkkonummi); up to 400,000 tonnes/year permanent CO2 reduction for Fortum. Martti Kukkola (CBO Industrial Heat Pumps and Chillers) on the technology: connecting multiple heat pumps in series enables staged heating/cooling production across a wide operating range. **Big Coincidence at Small Finland in Brazil: Penedo and Oilon Collaborate for Sustainable Innovation** — Oct 3, 2023 Penedo, Brazil (known as "Small Finland" for its Finnish heritage, in Itatiaia municipality, Rio de Janeiro state) — Oilon partnered with a nearby automotive manufacturer on a water-to-water heat pump (Oilon ChillHeat) replacing gas boilers, drawing heat from cooling-tower waste heat to produce up to 75 °C hot water using 75% less energy. Expected savings: 3.5+ GWh/year (75% energy savings), 884 tons CO2/year reduction; ~200 kg CO2/MWh reduction and ~750 kWh/MWh less energy use; over 50% operating cost reduction. Marcus Libanori (Oilon South America): the ChillHeat solution "can align cost reductions and decarbonization in the same package." Sales process (Eduardo Kubric, Oilon dealer) spanned since 2019. **2.5 ppm NOx Achieved!** — Sep 15, 2023 Nationwide Boiler Inc. validated ultra-low NOx performance under 2.5 ppm for an in-stock 350 hp firetube boiler package (Superior Boiler factory, Hutchinson, KS; third-party test by Montrose Air Quality Services), using Oilon's LN30 (ULN2.5) burner — patent-pending tech achieving single-digit NOx with lower residual oxygen, no air filters, no flue gas recirculation, conventional gas pressures. LN30 line rated 70–450 HP, UL-approved, stocked in Thomasville, GA, with a 5-year burner-head guarantee. **New 250 hp boiler/burner package achieves 5 ppm NOx performance at source test** — Aug 9, 2023 Nationwide Boiler Inc. commissioned a 250 hp Superior firetube boiler (Taiga/Exterior Wood) with an Oilon LN30 burner and Nationwide's Eagle PLC control system; third-party testing showed 5 ppm average NOx / 0 ppm CO (corrected to 3% O2), beating the Southwest Clean Air Agency's 12 ppm requirement. LN30 supports turndown up to 4:1, sub-50 ppm CO, 5-year head warranty / 1-year parts warranty. **Risto Ojantakanen to join Oilon Group Board of Directors** — Jun 5, 2023 Attorney Risto Ojantakanen appointed to the Board; wide energy-sector experience in strategic corporate management, international business, cross-border integration. **The green transition boosted Oilon Group's turnover to an 18 per cent growth – actively recruits new personnel** — Apr 26, 2023 2022 turnover: €85.2 million (+18%); operating profit €3.5m (up from €2.4m in 2021); net profit €2.7m (up from €0.6m). High inflation and one-off Russia-exit costs affected results; component shortages limited growth; industrial heat pumps were the fastest-growing segment. CEO Tero Tulokas: "I'm extremely happy with the development and growth of our business last year." Growth markets: EMEA and North America (particularly strong); China's relative importance declined. Year-end 2022 headcount: 403 (two-thirds in Finland). R&D team: 70 people (17% of staff), ~6% of turnover on product development. **Oilon joins the world's largest corporate sustainability initiative** — Apr 5, 2023 Joined the UN Global Compact (launched 2000; ~20,000 companies/organizations, 160+ countries, 70+ Local Networks), committing to ten principles on human rights, labour, environment, anti-corruption, and SDG reporting. CEO Tero Tulokas: "Responsibility is one of Oilon's values and at the core of our business." **Oilon's 92 per cent environmentally friendly burner portfolio** — Mar 14, 2023 Internal investigation using the EU taxonomy found 92% of Oilon's burner products meet sustainability criteria. CTO Joonas Kattelus: "In the future, a substantial portion of combustion will be replaced by electricity-based technology, such as heat pumps and electric boilers," while combustion remains necessary for shipping/aviation and high-temperature industrial/process applications. **Oilon at ISH Frankfurt** — Feb 20, 2023 March 13–17, 2023, Hall 12.1 E60. Theme: "Solutions for a sustainable future." **A single brand for Oilon heat pumps** — Jan 19, 2023 Oilon consolidated heat pump manufacturing under a single brand, discontinuing the Lämpöässä line during 2023 (ground source heat pump market grew 20%+ in Finland in 2022). Suomen Lämpöpumpputekniikka acquired 2019 (Lapua facility). Marko Terho (CBO): consolidation strengthens exports and brand identity; pending orders/warranties/spare parts honored; Lapua's expertise/workforce remain integral going forward. **Our new customer magazine Oilon Leaf is out!** — Oct 5, 2022 CEO Tero Tulokas: "Environmental responsibility is at the heart of our strategy." Magazine printed at Finland's first carbon-neutral printing facility, FSC-certified materials, Energy Star-certified presses (up to 50% less energy), solvent-free inks, recyclable uncoated material. **Finnish heat pump expertise appraised as the best in Europe** — Sep 29, 2022 Oilon and Helen won The Heat Pump Award (EHPA's DecarBuilding series, since 2011) for the Pasila, Helsinki apartment-block project using waste water, boreholes, and grocery-store refrigeration/cooling heat, with surplus transferred to Helen's district heating network. Oilon CBO: "Not a single joule of energy is wasted here." Builds on over a decade of waste-heat work including the Katri Vala facility. **Oilon, a trailblazer in energy efficiency, joins ABB's Energy Efficiency Movement** — Sep 16, 2022 Oilon's heat pump solutions cited as achieving carbon emission reductions approaching 90% vs. baseline; combustion tech reduces CO2 by several to tens of percent. IEA: efficiency measures could cut GHG emissions 40%+ within two decades, industrial sector contributing half. Both companies committed to SBTi 1.5 °C targets. ABB Finland Managing Director: "We highly value Oilon's actions to drive energy efficiency" over six decades. Movement launched March 2021; Microsoft among major partners. **Hydrogen plays a key role in the green transition** — Aug 16, 2022 Oilon has 30+ years of hydrogen-combustion experience (Joonas Kattelus, CTO). Over 95% of current hydrogen production is fossil-based; electrolysis efficiency 60–70%, round-trip to electricity ~30%. Green hydrogen via renewable electrolysis at current fossil-hydrogen-equivalent scale would need ~4,000 TWh/year — more than the EU's total annual electricity consumption, requiring ~160,000 new major wind farms. EU projects €470bn in combined investment over three decades. Oilon's gaseous burners handle up to 20% hydrogen unmodified; 20–70% needs specialized nozzles; above 70% (variable) needs bespoke hydrogen solutions. Applications: metal production, chemical manufacturing (hydrogen byproduct), oil refineries (variable refinery gas), steel production (coke oven/blast furnace gas), town gas (up to 70% hydrogen). **Renewable heating oil supports the reduction of the carbon footprint of heating** — Jun 29, 2022 HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil), launched early 2021, made from 100% renewable raw materials (vegetable oils, wastes, residues); cuts life-cycle GHG emissions up to 90% vs. fossil oil. Similar performance to light oil/diesel; burns with a slightly bluer flame. Existing light-oil infrastructure (containers, piping, hoses, fittings) is generally compatible; HVO doesn't need mixing. Burner suitability must be checked case-by-case — some Oilon models need only combustion head/nozzle adjustment, others need flame detector or automation/burner-control changes; some need no changes. Changes typically completed in one working day. **Oilon heat pump project awarded for sustainability** — Jun 23, 2022 Wyndham Hotels & Resorts Garden Nortel project (São Paulo) won 2nd place in Prêmio Consciência Ambiental Immensità 2021 (SME External Actions category). First-year results: 218+ tons CO2 saved; 66 MWh electricity saved; energy cost cut 71%+. Marcus Libanori (Oilon South America Director): one of the first hotels in Latin America to eliminate 100% fossil fuel consumption. **Oilon's new emission reduction goals approved by Science Based Targets** — Jun 16, 2022 Commitment to cut direct/indirect GHG emissions (Scope 1 & 2) by at least 46% from 2019 levels by 2030, verified by SBTi — among ~1,000 companies (of ~3,000 SBTi participants) aligned with the most ambitious 1.5 °C pathway. Plans: ground source heating in production facilities, expanded solar, energy-efficiency property upgrades; majority of group electricity from renewables since 2020. **Oilon helps Puratos at the forefront of sustainability** — Jun 8, 2022 (See References section for the fuller case study.) Belgian bakery/chocolate manufacturer's Brazil chocolate factory became the group's first zero-CO2-emission facility via Oilon ChillHeat heat pump. **Oilon's renewed Webshop is open!** — Apr 29, 2022 New platform launched Apr 29, 2022: mobile shopping, card payment, dynamic product search, customizable price-list downloads, new Outlet section. Available at https://shop.eu.oilon.com; all online sales moved to this platform. **The red color in our logo to be replaced by green** — Apr 11, 2022 Oilon updated its brand look: the red logo color replaced by a green leaf, symbolizing the environmental benefit of its products, rolled out gradually through 2022. **Oilon at High-Temperature Heat Pump Symposium 2022** — (undated, ~March 2022) Copenhagen, Mar 29–30, 2022; speaker Martti Kukkola (CBO Industrial Heat Pumps and Chillers) on "Oilon ChillHeat high temperature heat pumps – up to 120°C with full power"; Oilon a silver sponsor (organized by SINTEF, DTU Mechanical Engineering, Danish Technological Institute). **HVAC Industry Leader goes with environmentally friendly heat pump technology developed in Finland** — Dec 16, 2021 (approx.) Oilon signed a collaboration agreement with Trane® (Trane Technologies) — Trane Exergy Series heat pumps (designed/manufactured with Oilon) offer up to 120 °C heating capacity, replacing oil/gas boilers in industrial process, building, and district heating applications. Martti Kukkola (CBO): "Hardly any companies have managed to develop environmentally friendly technologies capable of such high temperatures." Greatest current European demand met via the Trane partnership; Kukkola: "industrial heat pumps...are expected to become Oilon's core business in a few years' time." At the time: turnover €70 million, 380 employees, facilities in Finland/US/China/Russia, sales offices in Brazil/Germany, 70-dealer network. **Oilon's industrial heat pumps turn data center excess heat to Tampere district heating** — Nov 24, 2021 From early 2022, excess heat from Nokia R&D vLab data centers at Castellum-owned Hatanpään Valtatie 30 feeds Tampere's district heating via six large heat pumps — ~50 GWh/year (~2.5% of Tampereen Sähkölaitos's heat requirement, network serving ~6,000 properties/250,000 residents), enough for ~50 apartment buildings. Six Oilon ChillHeat heat pumps installed by Castellum; separate connection built for the recovered water (heated to 95 °C). EU targets carbon neutrality by 2050, Finland by 2035; Castellum targets 2030. ~35% of Finnish district heating still comes from fossil fuels. New Kokkola factory (opened Nov 2021) quadrupled Oilon's industrial heat pump production capacity to meet demand. **Setting the megatrend** — Nov 11, 2021 15 years of industrial heat pump R&D bearing fruit; IEA projects heat pumps supplying 50% of building heating by 2045, with monthly installations rising from 1.5 million to 3–5 million by 2030 (World Energy Outlook 2021). Oilon's industrial heat pump revenue doubled in 2019 and again 2020, continuing to grow in 2021 despite COVID supply delays; new Kokkola factory quadrupled capacity to ~600 units/year. ChillHeat COP up to 10; up to 120 °C output (rare among manufacturers). Individual units 30 kW–2 MW, combinable into systems of tens of MW; some customer requests exceed 100 MW. Applications: district heating, CHC, flue gas utilization, battery park cooling, industrial waste-heat recovery, geothermal, food industry. 4 of 5 pumps were exported in 2020 (Europe, China, South America, growing North America). **Oilon celebrates the inauguration of a new factory in Kokkola, Finland** — Nov 11, 2021 New industrial heat pump production facility inaugurated, quadrupling manufacturing capacity. Martti Kukkola: "Large industrial-scale heat pumps are a very cost-efficient means to replace fossil fuels in heat production." Sales doubled in both 2019 and 2020; new factory targets 600 units/year, with further expansion anticipated ~2025. Heat pump range: 30 kW–2 MW (multiple units combinable); up to 120 °C. All manufactured in Finland; 80% exported (Europe, China, South America, with North American expansion underway). **Oilon's successful 5ppm Ultra Low NOx project in California** — Nov 18, 2021 Sub-5 ppm NOx achieved without FGR or fiber mesh components, using patented burner tech; single-day installation. Sold by Nationwide Boiler Incorporated (Oilon's exclusive rep for CA/OR/WA). **Meet our new Board member, Sari Pohjonen** — Sep 1, 2021 Joined the Board Jun 1, 2021; MSc (Econ); board member of VR Group and the Jane and Aatos Erkko Foundation; formerly Group CFO at Fiskars (until Aug 2021), and prior roles at Sanoma Group and Reima. "Oilon operates right in the middle of the energy revolution, which provides incredible opportunities." **Heat pump enables communications between district heating and power systems** — May 20, 2021 Oilon Oy supplying Lempäälän Lämpö Oy with a CHC heat pump solution, recovering heat from the district heating return pipe (~40–50 °C) and integrating with electricity markets. Toni Laakso (Lempäälän Lämpö): "We produce district heating with electricity using renewable energy." Jussi Alpua (Oilon): "Lempäälä will be the first location where these connections are integrated under one and the same system." **From a garage to a global pioneer** — Mar 17, 2021 Founded 1961 by Urho Lehto and Jorma Manssila (Helsinki), first office in a garage in Maunula; Ossi Leiwo joined as funder/technical expert; company moved to Lahti (still home to the Board and R&D). Ossi Leiwo ran the family business 35 years, retired 2009 (age 87 at time of writing). First oil burners exported to the Soviet Union in 1965, then Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Germany. Interest in heat pumps began during the 1979 oil crisis. Quote: "A good customer relationship is reminiscent of a friendship or even family... When trust and an emotional relationship are established, it is incredibly difficult for a competitor to break through." **Warmth comes from the heart** — Mar 17, 2021 Family-business leadership: Chairman Kjell Forsén and Vice Chairman Päivi Leiwo are a married couple; board members Celia and Mikael Svensk are Päivi's children (3rd generation joined the Board in 2020). Päivi Leiwo: "a loving attitude is the only thing that matters in the end." 60 years of growth: garage startup to ~370 employees across four continents; ~€70 million 2020 revenue; 1M+ burners sold worldwide. Founder Ossi Leiwo: CEO for 23 years, Chairman for 35. Industrial heat pump sales grew 90%/year over two years; product-development budget rose 10%+ even during COVID-19. **Oilon to supply heat pumps for China's largest battery farm** — Mar 3, 2021 (approx.) Dalian, north-eastern China: Oilon supplying industrial heat pumps (eight containerized ChillHeat P-series units) to cool batteries at a 200 MW / 800 MWh vanadium-redox battery farm (Dalian Hengliu Energy Storage Power Station), feeding waste heat into district heating (Dalian Thermal Group). Farm helps integrate wind power in Liaoning province, curtails peaking-power needs by ~8%; ChillHeat combined heating/cooling COPtot of 10. CEO Ville Pekkola (Oilon China): China targets carbon neutrality by 2060; vanadium batteries can be charged 20,000+ times without capacity loss, allow simultaneous charge/discharge, and avoid lithium-ion fire-safety issues. **Oilon's air-to-water heat pump system will replace coal energy in Espoo** — Dec 22, 2020 1.3 MW heat pump system for Fortum in Espoo, Finland — largest air-water heat pump of its kind in Finland, replacing coal, producing both district heating and cooling; planned expansion to 11 MW. Thomas Ekholm (Fortum): "Industrial-scale heat pumps are an excellent means to replace coal energy and cut carbon emissions." At 11 MW, replaces up to 92 GWh/year of coal energy, cutting 31,000+ tons CO2/year (≈14,500 cars). Jussi Alpua (Oilon): "the heat pump in Espoo will be able to produce district heating of almost 100 degrees Celsius out of freezing air." Part of the Espoo/Fortum "Clean Heat" project targeting carbon-neutral district heating for Espoo, Kirkkonummi, and Kauniainen by 2030 (250,000 end-users). **New year, new larger premises** — Dec 31, 2020 Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/new-year-new-larger-premises/ Oilon US moved to a larger factory: 86 Genesis Park Way, P.O. Box 1041, Thomasville GA 31792. **The best natural gas burners in the world are developed using CFD modeling** — Nov 18, 2020 Explains NOx formation (fuel/thermal/prompt NOx) and introduces the Monoblock LN30 family (9 ppm down to 5 ppm and below on natural gas; premix burners with tubular combustion heads, 900 kW–4.9 MW). CTO Joonas Kattelus: "What we are now offering is considerably better than any previous models." LN30's long-tube-with-nozzle design (vs. mesh-based premix) avoids clogging in dusty environments. Achieves 9 ppm at 4–6% O2 (vs. 7–8% for traditional premix) and 5 ppm at 6–8% O2, promoting internal flue gas recirculation without external ductwork/valves/fans. Oilon has used CFD for ~15 years; pending patents in Europe, North America, and China. **Oilon ChillHeat at Chillventa eSpecial 2020** — Oct 8, 2020 Virtual fair, Oct 13–15, 2020. **Kjell Forsén has been elected as chairman of the board for Oilon** — Oct 1, 2020 Kjell Forsén (Lic.Sc., Technology), formerly 14-year President & CEO of Vaisala Group (and earlier President of Ericsson Finland), elected Chairman effective Oct 1, 2020. Päivi Leiwo (majority shareholder, continuing board member): pleased with the "valuable experience and well-proven knowledge in developing technology-focused companies" Forsén brings. Forsén was named the Association of Finnish Businessmen's Businessman of the Year 2020 in September. **New Oilon CHC Technology for Kuopion Energia in Finland** — May 28, 2020 Transferable CHC (combined heating and cooling) plant delivered inside a 12-meter insulated container — a novel worldwide first, movable by truck — to Kuopion Energia for the Savilahti district-cooling project (part of Kuopio's Savilahti regional flagship development, targeting 34,000 residents/students/workers by 2030). Based on two Oilon ChillHeat P300 heat pumps: 337 kW electrical, 650 kW cooling, 970 kW simultaneous district heating, COPtot 4.8. District heating supply +80 °C (return ~45 °C); cooling supply +8 °C (return ~16 °C); can also supply sub-zero cooling liquid or >120 °C heat. Delivery included surge tank, circulating pumps, electrical/automation centre, spare liquid cooler — turnkey with design, installation, commissioning, training, and maintenance. Martti Kukkola: Oilon has delivered 20+ CHC solutions to energy companies in recent years; heat pumps are the company's fastest-growing sector. **Information on how Oilon Group Oy has prepared for the Covid-19 pandemic** — Apr 22, 2020 Oilon implemented stricter-than-required internal protocols (remote work/meetings, minimized external contact) while maintaining normal delivery of orders. 2019 turnover grew 4%; balance sheet strengthened. Q1 2020 invoicing was below 2019, but the order book for the coming quarter exceeded the prior year. All factories (Finland, China, USA, Russia) operated normally; some subcontractor heat pump delivery and air-freight constraints existed; above-average component inventory maintained. **The Oilon high-temperature heat pump makes good use of the waste heat and reduces carbon footprint at Jackon's expanded plastic foam factory** — Feb 27, 2020 Jackon Group's Muurla, Finland plant (Nordic region's leading insulation manufacturer, formed from a 2019 merger of ThermiSol, Tupler, Epsira, and Pohjoismainen Solumuovi). Mold cooling water (50–60 °C) previously cooled via cooling towers, consuming 3,000 MWh/year. Oilon ChillHeat P150 (COP 3.2, R1234ze refrigerant, A2L classified) recovers this heat, producing ~95 °C water for after-treatment ovens and facility heating, plus preheating boiler feed water; an LPG boiler still generates sintering steam. Delivered 372 kW heating; produced 413 MWh of heat over its first 11 months (early 2019 onward), reducing production's carbon footprint; connected to Oilon Global Monitor for remote tracking. Production manager Jukka Mälkönen: "Everything worked perfectly. I'm satisfied." **Efficiency and reliability at the heart of individual series production** — Feb 7, 2020 Oilon's heat pump family originated from Scancool Oy (a cooling contractor), whose 2008 waste-heat-recovery project in the food industry led to a heat pump business; Oilon acquired the company in 2011. Discusses the shift from CFC to HFC to environmentally friendly refrigerants like R1234ze (non-toxic, zero ozone impact), reaching 140 °C with newer refrigerants vs. a prior 100 °C ceiling. Describes Oilon's approach to mass-customized (rather than one-off prototype) heat pump manufacturing, with 8 documented inspection stages per unit and testing under customer-equivalent conditions; most units report to cloud systems enabling AI-assisted remote diagnostics/predictive maintenance. **Sweco looks for speed and versatility in heat pump selection tool** — Jun 27, 2019 Interview with Jussi Alilehto, senior consultant at Sweco (125+ year old, Sweden-founded engineering firm, 16,000 employees / 2,100 in Finland, €1.8bn turnover), on why the Oilon Selection Tool matters to designers: speed, depth of technical detail (electrical features, flow, dimensional drawings, connection directions), configurability (parallel/series pump combinations), and print/PDF output. Alilehto expects heat pump/wind power use to keep growing as Finland electrifies. **World Environment Day** — Jun 5, 2019 Discusses Oilon's ~60 years of combustion technology development, growing importance of gas combustion as coal is phased out, and Oilon's ~40 years of heat pump experience (ground heat, CHC, waste-heat recycling). Notes Finland's 2035 carbon-neutrality government pledge. --- # 5. Documents & Downloads Library Note: many WordPress "document" landing pages on oilon.com render their description text via client-side JavaScript rather than static HTML, so several entries below show title/category/date only, with the direct PDF download link where it could be resolved from the page. ### Oilon Marine Burners – For ships and offshore applications Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-marine-burners-for-ships-and-offshore-applications/ | Category: Burners | Published: Mar 30, 2020 ### Oilon Selection Tool – macOS / Windows 64-bit / Linux Sources: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-selection-tool-macos/ ; https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-selection-tool-for-windows-64-bit/ ; https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-selection-tool-linux/ (US equivalents also published under /en-us/documents/) Category: Services / Oilon Selection Tool software download. See the main tool description under "Oilon Selection Tool" in Section 1. Support: selection.tool@oilon.com ### Certificate of Compliance – Oilon US Inc. Source: https://oilon.com/en-us/documents/certificate-of-compliance-oilon-us-inc/ | Category: Compliance certificate ### Oilon Low GWP Technology Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-low-gwp-techology/ | Category: Burners | Published: Apr 16, 2020 ### Oilon Ultra Low NOx 5 ppm Burners Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-ultra-low-nox-5-ppm-burners/ | Category: Burners | Published: Nov 2, 2020 ### Oilon Flame Customer Magazine – Volumes 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Sources: .../oilon-flame-customer-magazine-volume-4/ (Aug 2020) · .../volume-5/ (Aug 2020) · .../volume-6/ (Feb 2021) · .../volume-7/ (Aug 2020) · .../volume-8/ (Apr 2020) — all under https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/ Category: Customer magazine (predecessor to Oilon Leaf). ### Oilon Group ISO 9001 EN / ISO 14001 EN / ISO 45001 EN Sources: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-group-iso-9001-en/ · .../oilon-group-iso-14001-en/ · .../oilon-group-iso-45001-en/ (PDF: https://oilon.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Oilon-Group-ISO45001-EN.pdf) Category: Quality / Environmental / Occupational-health-and-safety management certifications. ### Oilon Burner Reference Book / Oilon Burners Reference Book Sources: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-burner-reference-book/ · https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-burners-reference-book/ (published Apr 2024) Category: Burners — technical reference material. ### Oilon's Quality and Corporate Responsibility Policy Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilons-quality-and-corporate-responsibility-policy/ | Published: Apr 16, 2020 ### Oilon Privacy Policy Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-privacy-policy/ | PDF: https://oilon.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Oilon_privacy_policy.pdf ### Quick Reference for Starting and Stopping Oil, Gas, and Dual Fuel Burners Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/quick-reference-for-starting-and-stopping-oil-gas-and-dual-fuel-burners/ | Category: Manual / Burners Updated version: "M9010 2416EN Quick reference..." — https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/m9010-2416en-quick-reference-for-starting-and-stopping-oil-gas-and-dual-fuel-burners/ | PDF: https://oilon.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/M9010_quick_reference_for_starting_and_stopping.pdf ### Oilon Code of Conduct Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-code-of-conduct/ | Published: May 26, 2021 ### Household Burners (brochure) Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/household-burners/ | Published: Jul 26, 2021 ### UKCA Type Examination Certificate / EU Type Examination Certificate (GAR) Sources: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/ukca-type-examination-certificate/ · https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/eu-type-examination-certificate-gar/ | PDF: https://oilon.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/19GR027402_final-1.pdf ### Duoblock Burners for Liquid and Gaseous Fuels (EU) / (US, UL-listed) Sources: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/duoblock-burners-for-liquid-and-gaseous-fuels/ · https://oilon.com/en-us/documents/duoblock-burners-for-liquid-and-gaseous-fuels-na/ Category: Brochure / Burners. ### Oilon Expert Services (brochure) Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-expert-services/ | Published: May 2, 2023 ### Oilon Heat Pump Installation and Operation Manual – All Models (2019) Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-heat-pump-installation-and-operation-manual-all-models/ | Category: Manual / Real estate heat pumps ### Oilon Leaf Customer Magazine – Volume 1 / Volume 2 Sources: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-leaf-customer-magazine-volume-1/ (Oct 2022) · https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-leaf-customer-magazine-volume-2/ (Apr 2024, PDF: https://oilon.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Oilon_Leaf_2_-EN.pdf) ### Oilon ESG Report 2022 Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-esg-report-2022/ | Published: Dec 12, 2023 ### ChillHeat Industrial Heat Pumps (brochure) / ChillHeat Heat Pump References Sources: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-chillheat-industrial-heat-pumps/ (Apr 2024) · https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-chillheat-heat-pump-references/ (Apr 2020/2024) · US variant: https://oilon.com/en-us/documents/chillheat-industrial-heat-pumps-and-water-chillers/ (PDF: https://oilon.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Oilon_ChillHeat-UL.pdf) ### Oilon – Creating Energy Technology for Sustainable Future (brand brochure) Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-creating-energy-technology-for-sustainable-future/ | PDF: https://oilon.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Oilon_EN.pdf | Published: Jun 19, 2024 Excerpt: "We are proud of what we do at Oilon. Our work focuses on high competence and responsible operations according to our values." ### Ultra Low NOx Combustion Technology – NOx as low as <2.5 ppm with LN30 burners Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/ultra-low-nox-combustion-technology-nox-emissions-with-ln30-burners-as-low-as-2-5-ppm/ | PDF: https://oilon.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/LN30_Burner_family_EU.pdf | Published: Oct 23, 2024 ### Oilon Burners – The Art of Clean Combustion (brochure) Source: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oilon-burners-the-art-of-clean-combustion/ | PDF: https://oilon.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Oilon_Burners_Art_of_clean_combustion_EN.pdf | Published: Mar 24, 2025 ### Oil, Gas and Dual Fuel Monoblock Burners (EU) / (US, UL-listed) Sources: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/oil-gas-and-dual-fuel-monoblock-burners/ (PDF: https://oilon.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Oilon_Monoblock_burners_for_Liquid_and_Gaseous_Fuels.pdf) · https://oilon.com/en-us/documents/oil-gas-and-dual-fuel-monoblock-burners-2/ (PDF: https://oilon.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Oilon_Monoblock_burners_for_Liquid_and_Gaseous_Fuels_UL.pdf) ### ECO Inverter+ 7-25 EasyAce 07 (electrical drawing) / EasyAce House customer signals Sources: https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/eco-inverter-7-25-easyace-07-11089423a/ (PDF: https://oilon.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/ECO_Inverter_7-25_EasyAce_07_11089423A.pdf) · https://oilon.com/en-gb/documents/easyace-house-customer-signals-cube-easyace-eco-easyace-eco-inverter (customer-signals reference spreadsheet, .xlsx, for CUBE EasyAce / ECO EasyAce / ECO Inverter+ 7-25 EasyAce control units) Category: Real estate heat pump technical/electrical documentation. --- *End of file. 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