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The Management Board of AS Tallinna Vesi (hereinafter the Company) submitted to the shareholders the proposal for the resolutions set out below to be...

According to the purchase and sale agreement signed today, Enefit Green sells the district heating businesses of Paide and Valka in Estonia and Latvia to the largest district heating company in...

As of October 1, district heating clients within the Adven network areas in Tallinn will be connected to the Utilitas network area, as the high cost of natural gas has resulted in a significant pricing disparity between the two service providers.

The arrival of expensive LNG in Paldiski this winter forcing the capital's heating provider Utilitas not to use shale oil reserves it could be forced to procure as backup would constitute a bleak scenario, CEO of Utilitas Tallinn Robert Kitt says.

Tallinn district heating providers Utilitas and Adven have signed a preliminary agreement for merging the latter's grid in Tallinn with that of Utilitas.

TALLINN – The Office of the Prosecutor General has brought suspicions against the banking unit of Swedbank Estonia and its former heads of...

Weekly Eesti Ekspress writes that the prosecution has brought official suspicions against Swedbank Estonia and its former board members of involvement in money laundering in the volume of over €100 million. The bank reports that the suspicions concern transactions made in 2014-2016.

Seawater and wastewater will be used to heat Tallinn during peak hours under new plans from district heating company Utilitas as the firm tries to move away from its reliance on fossil fuels.

Due to the increase in the price of natural gas, household heating prices have doubled for some customers. Customers whose heat producers only use natural gas have seen prices double. The Competition Authority (Konkurentsiamet) is tracking the price of natural gas and, if it falls, producers need to cut their prices to customers immediately.