How the Finnish Museum of Technology is saving on heating

Finnish Museum of Technology: a successful partnership with Northeast Flow enables savings and lowers emissions

The Finnish Museum of Technology, Northeast Flow's first customer and technical pilot partner, has decided to triple the digital heat capacity at the museum.

When Northeast Flow first approached the Finnish Museum of Technology (Museum), the Museum was facing a challenge. Heating costs had steadily climbed over the past decade. And at the same time the Museum sought to be a pioneer in leveraging new innovations, particularly when it came to lowering emissions.

"When we were developing our technical pilot, we learned a great deal about how our system works alongside other heating methods. Especially how it works together with district heating, as this is the primary heating method at the Museum." comments Peetu Korkeila, Northeast Flow's COO.

Savings and reduced emission goals have been reached. Museum has thus far reached ca. €2,500 total savings thanks to our digital heat servers. At the same time we have successfully reduced the Museum's carbon dioxide emissions by eight tons.

"Cooperation with Northeast Flow has been straightforward. For us at the Museum it has been important that the cost structure in the service is transparent and easily understandable without compromising our ability to reach reduced emissions."

^{- Anssi Tuulenmäki, CEO of The Finnish Museum of Technology}

The Museum has been and continues to be an important client and partner for us at Northeast Flow. Without the learnings that we've been able to get from working together with the Museum we wouldn't be at the stage where we are now.