Heat sources

Combined Cooling Heat and Power Plants for Trigeneration (CCHP)

Decentralised heat and power plants fired by biogas, vegetable oil, natural gas, or fuel oil

 Solar Thermal Energy

  • economic flat plate collectors
  • vacuum tube collectors
  • parabolic through collectors

Geothermy, District Heat or Waste Heat

  • geothermal energy from deep layers of the earth
  • district heat from centralised combined heat and power plants
  • waste heat from industrial processes

Negligible energy costs

  • Low driving temperatures below +100 °C

Innovation

Innovation
Absorption chillers have been in use for over 150 years, mainly with large cooling capacities ...

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Cold from Heat

Cold from Heat
Ice production with drive temperatures below 100 °C enables the use of cost-efficient heat sources.

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Heat Sources

Heat Sources
Decentralized cogeneration of heat and power, fired with different energy sources ...

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Cooling Applications

Cooling Applications
Among other things for process cooling, food cooling, building air conditioning ...

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