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Sign upHighly efficient fully irrigated heat exchangers for heating industrial halls
Highly efficient fully irrigated heat exchangers for heating industrial halls
The KIGO Climate panels, which operate at a low inlet-temperature, can be operated using heat pumps, recovering of process heat or other heat sources. Due to their high efficiency, the panels can heat industrial halls with very high ceilings and poor insulation effectively and increase the comfort of the employees. Depending on the type of building, the KIGO panels reduce energy consumption for heating between 50-80%.
Energie Solaire SA
Energie Solaire SA is active in the field of solar heating systems and radiant panels for heating and cooling.
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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