Discover how advanced industrial boilers are powering decarbonization with cutting-edge hydrogen, electric, and heat pump technologies
November 4, 2024
With a strong focus on innovation, we offer a range of solutions to help companies reduce carbon emissions.
- Electric boilers: Our industrial electric boilers, equipped with a system of electric resistances, efficiently generate the energy needed for various production processes.
- Heat pumps: Up to four times more efficient than conventional generators, our heat pumps provide a cost-effective method for producing hot water and steam, further enhancing energy efficiency.
- Hydrogen and off-gas boilers: Since building the first full hydrogen boiler in 2005, we have advanced our R&D efforts. Today, our boilers can operate on uncontrolled off-gas mixtures, pure hydrogen, or blend with other fuels, making them a powerful tool for reducing CO2 emissions.
Our decarbonization technology has been successfully implemented across various industries, achieving companies’ decarb goals. For example, a Saudi Arabian oil and gas company utilizes a heavy-duty water tube boiler that operates up to 100% full hydrogen. In Italy, a chemical production company benefits from a high-performance steam generator that uses a blended fuel mix of natural gas and hydrogen, which is produced as waste from their production process. A synthetic chemical manufacturer in China employs a multitubular thermal oil heater capable of running on up to 100% hydrogen, significantly reducing CO2 emissions. Additionally, an insulation and building materials company operates electric thermal oil heaters at sites in both Sweden and Saudi Arabia, providing zero-emission energy. Last but not least, a pharmaceutical company in Switzerland uses an electric steam generator, which has enabled them to achieve a 100% reduction in CO2 emissions.
Hydrogen is expected to play a major role in decarbonization, with discussions focusing on scaling production, developing infrastructure, and expanding its applications. We are keen to explore advancements in Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS), expanding hydrogen infrastructure, and leveraging digitalization to optimize energy efficiency and emissions tracking. Monitoring, predictive maintenance, and emissions tracking are crucial in driving industries toward net-zero goals.
