Significant amounts of unused waste heat are generated in production facilities - from cooling systems, processes or ventilation systems. By recycling this heat back into the energy balance, heating, hot water or process heat can be provided in a climate-friendly way. This reduces the use of primary energy, increases efficiency and reliably fulfils legal energy-saving requirements.
Cold-heat cogeneration
With combined cooling and heating, the waste heat from refrigeration systems is no longer dissipated unused, but used specifically as useful heat - for example for heating buildings, hot water or processes. This reduces the overall energy requirement, operating costs and CO₂ emissions, while increasing the efficiency of the overall system.</p
In combination with heat pumps, the temperature level can be raised to such an extent that the waste heat is even suitable for process steam. Cooling and heat generation thus become a networked energy system that significantly improves sustainability and security of supply in industry.
White paper on waste heat utilisation
Our white paper explains how you can turn unused waste heat into valuable energy - including technologies, economic efficiency examples and practical implementation steps for your company.
Cooling check 360
KälteCheck360 offers a comprehensive assessment of your refrigeration systems - from energy efficiency and operational safety to the carbon footprint. On this basis, weak points are visualised, potential savings identified and specific measures derived.
Cold-heat cogeneration
The waste heat from refrigeration systems is efficiently utilised as useful heat - for heating, hot water or process heat. This significantly reduces energy consumption, costs and CO₂.
