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Oilon
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About Oilon
We are a Finnish family-owned energy and environmental technology company founded in 1961. We specialize in environmental technology with a special emphasis on product research and development work. The main focus areas of our research and development are on improving energy efficiency, decreasing emission levels, and developing new solutions using renewable energy sources. We manufacture and sell: • burners and combustion systems for liquid and gaseous fuels in the capacity range of 10 kW – 90 MW • industrial heat pumps and water chillers • ground source heat pumps. The service activities are in an important role throughout the products' life cycle. Our products are used e.g. in power plants, pulp and paper, process industry, waste incineration, marine applications, district heating plants, for heating and cooling large buildings and facilities, and for heating private houses. We have production facilities in Finland, USA and China. In addition, we have sales office in Brazil and Germany as well as more than 70 resellers all over the world.
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Signals from Oilon
6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Oilon's partner O’Brien joined the Australasian Renewable Heat Conference 2026
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Presence & Recognition
Oilon visited SMM and made it special.
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Presence & Recognition
Oilon employees Meelis Kolmkant and Jussi Alpua are attending the Kaukolämpöpäivät event in Tampere.
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Presence & Recognition
Oilon is attending SMM 2026 in Hamburg, Germany from September 1 to 4.
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Presence & Recognition
Oilon is attending Kaukolämpöpäivät 2026 in Tampere Finland from September 1 to 2.
Reported by Oilon
Operations & Supply
Oilon modernized its existing 2 MW combined heat and power (CHP) unit with a new, highly efficient unit and supplemented with two Oilon heat pumps to increase overall efficiency from approximately 50% to up to 70%
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