Nordecon AS and Napal AS have completed construction of the Ahtme peak load and reserve boilerhouses commissioned by Kohtla-Järve Soojus AS.
Nordecon AS and Napal AS have completed construction of the Ahtme peak load and reserve boilerhouses commissioned by Kohtla-Järve Soojus AS. The contract was valued at 8.6 million euros and represents the biggest central heating boilerhouse built in Estonia at any time in the last two decades. The new complex will supply almost 1300 properties with district heating.
Photos can be found online at http://www.nordecon.com/root/et/projektid/teedeehitus/1399-view-148.html.
AS Kohtla-Järve Soojus (www.kjsoojus.ee) operates a heating a power station in Ahtme and the Ahtme-Jõhvi heating networks. It supplies the city and municipality of Jõhvi and the suburb of Ahtme in Kohtla-Järve with district heating. It is one of very few power stations in the world to use oil shale as a fuel source.