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District heating year 2010

District heating year 2010. 20.01.2011. District heating and cooling 2010. Heat sales (incl. taxes) 1 970 mill. € Sold heat energy 35,8 TWh Average price of DH (incl. taxes) 5,51 c/kWh Inhabitants in DH apartments 2,6 mill. Market share of district heat 49 %

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District heating year 2010

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  1. District heating year 2010 20.01.2011

  2. District heating and cooling 2010 • Heat sales (incl. taxes) 1 970 mill. € • Sold heat energy 35,8 TWh • Average price of DH (incl. taxes) 5,51 c/kWh • Inhabitants in DH apartments 2,6 mill. • Market share of district heat 49 % • Sold district cooling energy 110 GWh

  3. Market share of space heatingResidential, commercial and public buildings

  4. Temperature corrected district heat consumption, TWh

  5. Value of heat sales, bill. €(incl. VAT)

  6. Real price of district heatcorrected with cost-of living index, 1.1.1981 = 100

  7. Real price of district heatcorrected with cost-of living index, 1.1.1981 = 100

  8. Prices of district heat and fuels in heat production- index, June 1999 = 100

  9. District heat production 201038,7 TWh

  10. District heat production and the share of cogenerated heat

  11. Fuel consumption in production of district heat and CHP 2010- fuel consumption 64,3 TWh

  12. Fuel consumption in production of district heat and CHP

  13. Domestic renewable energy sources in production of district heat and CHP

  14. Production capacity of district heat and connected heat load of the customers

  15. District heat consumption

  16. District cooling – delivered energy and connected heat load

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