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The office of Utilitas in Tallinn is now located at a new address
Since 26 April 2021, the office of Utilitas in Tallinn is located at a new address – Maakri 19/1, B-building. Utilitas moved from the office in Punane street in Tallinn to the Maakri office, which is environmentally friendly and meets the requirements of a green office. The office located in the city centre is well accessible for […]
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Winter weather increased heat consumption in the first quarter
Utilitas clients used 18% more heat to warm buildings and water for consumption in the first quarter of 2021 than during the same time last year. The increase in heat consumption was due to cold weather. In contrast to the exceptionally warm winter of last year, especially January, the first three months of this year […]
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Construction of a wind park Tārgale in the Ventspils region begins
This April, energy group Utilitas is starting construction work of a wind park Tārgale in the Ventspils region Tārgale parish with the infrastructure preparations as part of the first phase of the project. It is scheduled that the wind park will be completed in the autumn of 2022 with 14 wind turbines with a total […]
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Robert Kitt joins Utilitas
Robert Kitt will start on 1 March as a member of the management board of AS Utilitas Tallinn and AS Utilitas Eesti district heating companies belonging to the Utilitas energy group. ‘We are pleased that Robert has decided to join Utilitas. His strong background in sciences and experience in running a critical infrastructure company will […]
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Utilitas and the City of Tallinn acquires shares in AS Tallinna Vesi
Today the Tallinn City Government approved an agreement whereby the City of Tallinn and energy group Utilitas will jointly acquire shares held by United Utilities Tallinn B.V. in Tallinna Vesi, the largest water utility company in Estonia providing drinking water and wastewater disposal services in Tallinn and several neighbouring municipalities, on an equal basis at […]
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The warmest year in history calls for faster decarbonisation of the energy sector
In 2020, the Utilitas Energy Group generated 75% of thermal and electrical energy from renewable sources. The production of green energy increased by 13% compared to 2019 thanks to new generation capacities of renewable energy. Using renewable energy sources and a more efficient energy production enables Utilitas to restrict carbon dioxide emission. In 2020, the […]
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Utilitas produced 95% of its energy from renewable fuels in the third quarter
In the third quarter of 2020, Utilitas, Estonia’s largest renewable energy producer, produced 160,000 MWh of heat energy and 96,000 MWh of electricity, of which 95% was produced from renewable sources. In the third quarter, the customers of the group consumed 133,000 MWh of heat energy, which is 9% less than in the same period […]
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Utilitas’ green energy production increased by almost a third
In the first half of 2020, Utilitas, Estonia’s largest renewable energy company, produced 853,600 MWh of green energy. This is nearly 30% more than during the same period a year ago. In the first half of the year, Utilitas produced a total of 990,000 MWh of heat and 190,000 MWh of electricity. The first half […]
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The exceptionally warm winter reduced the energy use of buildings
In the first quarter of the year, the energy group Utilitas produced 680,000 MWh of heat and 90,000 MWh of electricity, of which more than 500,000 MWh of energy was produced from renewable sources. Compared to the first quarter of 2019, the share of green energy produced by Utilitas increased by 25%. Although the volumes […]
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In 2019, the proportion of green energy generated by Utilitas continued to grow
Utilitas has continuously increased its green energy production in recent years and in 2019, the energy group generated 1.4 million MWh of environment-friendly electricity and heat. This was an 18% increase compared to 2018 and a 69% increase compared to 2016. In total, the energy group generated 1.82 million MWh of heat and nearly 350,000 […]
