We add a green dye to the district heating water. It’s a way of tracking leaks. If you see green water coming from your district heating substation, there is probably a leak and it needs to be fixed. If this error occurs, you must send us an error report.
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District Heating Prices for 2025
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Government fees in your electricity network tariff
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We receive a positive review from independent auditors
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We are lowering electricity grid prices from 1 July 2023
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New General terms and conditions for the supply of district heating
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Here are some really helpful energy saving tips
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