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Double-combustion wood pellet outdoor heaters
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With Edelsun outdoor heating, bars, hotels and restaurants can offer warmth, comfort and style to their customers for only 2€ per hour, while taking a step towards a CO2 neutral world.
Showcasing bars and restaurants, terraces are the first contact with customers, pushing them to sit down or leave. It is also an additional sales space that must be optimized by offering comfort to customers. For these two reasons, the development and installation of heating systems for terraces have exploded in recent years. However, today's heating systems are veritable energy chasms and emit a significant amount of CO2. To meet this challenge, Edelsun offers an alternative by using wood pellets as fuel to provide a local, renewable and CO2 neutral heating system. Thanks to its design allowing the customer to admire the beautiful flames, Edelsun's product can quickly become a competitive advantage, attracting customers while keeping them warm at a lower environmental cost. Its specific double combustion technology generates 5 hours of heat with only 10 kg of pellets while producing only 40 grams of ash.
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September 18, 2020
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Edelsun
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Switzerland
Maturity stage
Small scale commercialization
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Network, Funding, Credibility
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Result
By using Edelsun heaters instead of gas heaters on a 250 m2 terrace since 2019, their customer has saved more than 240 tons of CO2.
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The environmental benefits
- •Reduces CO2 emissions by 75% compared to conventional solutions
- •Almost complete combustion : only 6 mg/m3 including ignition time et 40 g of ash from the 10 kg of wood pellets used
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The Financial benefits
- •Increases the use of the terrace by almost 50%
- •Only 2 € per hour of operation counting compared to 3 € for gas systems
- •775 hours of operation per year - 2 years depreciation
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Europe
Austria, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, France, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands,
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Edelsun
Edelsun designs environmentally friendly outdoor heaters with very high efficiency
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Headquarters
1260 Nyon, Switzerland
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Networking Partner
CleantechAlps
As an expert for the innovation scene in energy and environmental technologies, CleantechAlps (Sion, Switzerland) is a hub for the cleantech ecosystem, connecting its stakeholders with relevant partners.
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