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Small black heat interface unit with loads of pipes down the bottom and a small fire extinguisher to the left

A small heat interface unit with loads of pipes down the bottom and a small fire extinguisher to the left

A heating system with loads of pipes which are in green and brass and blue and red and silver colours

A tall silver tubular heat exchanger on a white background image

Small blue storage tank with loads of pipes and wires routed behind it and an electric control panel above it

A tubular heat exchanger with a few silver circles around it.

Metallic heat storage tank with many pipes near the bottom are used as the cooling loop.

Is district heating environmentally friendly?

District heating generally has a low environmental impact, especially in Sweden where it is largely produced using renewable and recycled fuels. 

About 90% of district heating in Sweden comes from biofuels, waste, surplus heat, and other renewable sources.

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