Martinská teplárenská

Martinská teplárenská is a Slovak district heating company based in Martin, Slovakia. It operates as part of the MHTH Teplárenský holding group, a heating holding company whose operations span multiple Slovak cities including Bratislava, Trnava, Žilina, Martin, Zvolen and Košice. The company's core business is the production and distribution of heat for households, businesses and public institutions in its home city of Martin. As a district heating provider, Martinská teplárenská supplies heat through centralised systems, a model common in Slovak cities where a single plant or network serves many buildings. The company is part of a wider group that has been modernising its heat generation portfolio, including the commissioning of new cogeneration units in Žilina and the phasing out of coal-based heat production within the holding. The group has also signed cooperation agreements concerning the management and reclamation of sludge lagoons, and a contract with OLO that will bring heat to more Bratislava households through the ZEVO waste-to-energy facility. The company's official website is mtas.sk, while the holding group's site is mhth.sk. The holding provides non-stop fault-reporting lines for each city it serves, including a dedicated line for Martin. The group also publishes heat price announcements in line with Slovak legislation. Martinská teplárenská is a regional utility brand rather than a national one, and its identity is closely tied to the city of Martin and the MHTH holding structure. It is not publicly listed as a separate entity based on available evidence, and its ownership sits within the MHTH group.

Martinská teplárenská is a Slovak district heating company based in Martin, Slovakia. It forms part of the MHTH Teplárenský holding, a heating holding group that operates in several Slovak cities. The holding's official website lists operations and fault-reporting lines for Bratislava, Trnava, Žilina, Martin, Zvolen and Košice, indicating that Martinská teplárenská is one of several regional heating companies within the group. The group has been active in modernising its heat generation. According to the MHTH website, new cogeneration units were launched in Žilina, which marked the definitive end of coal-based heat production within the holding. The group also signed a contract with OLO that will bring heat to more Bratislava households, making the ZEVO waste-to-energy facility a significant part of the Bratislava district heating system. Additionally, MHTH and VV signed a cooperation agreement focused on the management and reclamation of sludge lagoons. Martinská teplárenská itself serves the city of Martin, where the holding provides a dedicated non-stop fault-reporting line. The company's own website is mtas.sk. The holding publishes heat price announcements in accordance with Slovak legislation, specifically under Section 11(8)(a) of Act No. 260/2025 Coll. No further detailed history of Martinská teplárenská as a standalone entity is available in the provided evidence. The company is identified as a Slovak company in Wikidata, and its operations are tied to the MHTH holding structure.

• New cogeneration units launched in Žilina, ending coal-based heat production within MHTH

• MHTH signs contract with OLO to bring heat to more Bratislava households via ZEVO

• MHTH and VV sign cooperation agreement on sludge lagoon management and reclamation

Regional district heating provider within the MHTH Teplárenský holding group.

• District heating

  Production and distribution of heat for households, businesses and public institutions in Martin.

1. 1Vitajte | MHTH Teplárenský holdingmhth.sk
2. 2Martinská teplárenská - Wikidatawikidata.org