Heat Pumps
A heat pump is able to extract heat from the air, ground or water and concentrate it to provide heating for water or indoor areas. The only energy required is that which is used to concentrate the thermal energy – so the system can provide a heat output up to four times larger than the energy input. A heat pump can potentially reduce heating costs by more than 50%.
By reversing the process heat pumps can also be used for cooling during the summer. Thus, a single system can produce space heating, space cooling and hot water.
Featured Solutions & Products
Featured Content
Heating & Cooling
While many countries have opted for individual, on-site heating and cooling solutions, Denmark decided to centralise heating and power systems decades ago in order to lower costs and reduce emissions. Since then, Denmark has developed unique solut...
Read on about Heating & CoolingRio+20: Global competition ...
UN and Aarhus University launch a global competition related to the UN Rio+20 Conference on Sustainable Development. State of Green supports the initiative by co-sponsoring competition prize.
Read on about Rio+20: Global competition ...Major EU Potential in Danis...
The Danish energy industry can provide many solutions to the problem that expensive energy is gushing out of the EU amounting to DKK 7,500 annually per EU citizen because electricity and heating are produced separately.
Read on about Major EU Potential in Danis...Earth Summit 2012
On 4th - 6th June 2012, the UNCSD will take place in Rio de Janeiro. Also referred to as the Rio+20 or the Earth Summit 2012 due to the initial conference held in Rio in 1992, the objectives of the Summit are: to secure renewed political commitmen...
Read on about Earth Summit 2012Excess heat from 20.000 stu...
Instead of releasing excess heat from the server room at VIA University College in Holstebro into nature heat is recycled and now keeping the 20,000 students warm.
Read on about Excess heat from 20.000 stu...Grundfos Doubles Turnover i...
Grundfos has such high ambitions in Russia that they want to double the turnover to 400 million Euro or 3 billion DKK in 2016. The growth must not take place through acquisitions.
Read on about Grundfos Doubles Turnover i...