Fortum Oslo Varme

company

Fortum Oslo Varme is a Norwegian utility company, a joint venture between Fortum and the City of Oslo. It is the largest supplier of district heating and cooling in Oslo, primarily utilizing waste-to-energy and other renewable sources to provide sustainable energy solutions to the city.

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Founded 2010

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Strategic Overview

Strong focus on decarbonization and circular economy principles through waste-to-energy and carbon capture technologies.
Committed to expanding and modernizing the district heating and cooling networks in Oslo to meet growing demand and improve efficiency.
Key player in Oslo's ambition to become a zero-emission city by providing sustainable and reliable energy solutions.

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Key People

Anders Regland

Administrerende direktør (CEO)

Track Record

200

MW Total

Years Active

Notable projects: Klemetsrud Waste-to-Energy Plant, Oslo District Heating and Cooling Network, Klemetsrud Carbon Capture Project

Detailed Analysis

Technologies

District HeatingDistrict CoolingWaste-to-EnergyCarbon Capture and Storage (1 deal)BiomassHeat Pumps

Sectors

UtilitiesEnergy Transition

Geographies

Norway (1 deal)

Deal Stage

OperatingBrownfieldGreenfield

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