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How is district heating produced in Oslo?

Among other things, district heating is produced by utilising excess heat from the city’s waste incineration, data centres and sewage. Hafslund Oslo Celsio owns and operates two waste incineration plants in Oslo and ensures sustainable handling of waste that cannot be recycled.

Does celsio have a waste incineration plant in Oslo?

Celsio owns and operates two waste incineration plants in Oslo and ensures sustainable handling of waste that cannot be recycled. In the summer of 2022, construction commenced on the world’s first full-scale carbon capture and storage facility at the Klemetsrud waste incineration plant.

Why is Norway integrating into the European battery ecosystem?

In a shifting global battery landscape, Norway is increasingly integrating into the European battery ecosystem. This is an intentional move by all parties, as reaching global climate targets becomes more urgent for each passing year and geopolitical developments fuel action for European energy independence.

Will district cooling help phasing out hazardous hydrofluorocarbons in Oslo?

District cooling will also contribute towards phasing out the use of hazardous hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) in Oslo, in accordance with the climate plan for 2021-2030. Celsio’s waste incineration plant at Klemetsrud is Oslo’s largest emission point and produces a significant proportion of the city’s total CO2 emissions.

Does celsio own Hafslund fibre?

Celsio also owns 100 per cent of the fibre company Hafslund Fiber, which supplies dark fibre to the business sector. At the end of 2022, Celsio had approximately 200 employees working at the two waste incineration plants at Klemetsrud and Haraldrud and at the headquarters in Skøyen.