Clean Energy Technology

Renewable based stove - fuelled with biogas from anaerobic digestion.

Cooking equipment which relies on the principle of magnetic induction.

Cooking stove fuelled by Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG).

Programmable thermostat allowing full control schedules for HVAC operation, based on the user's climate control preferences. A smart thermostat goes far beyond relying on a simple schedule that traditional thermostats might rely on, and can include self-learning algorithms, predictive building controls, occupant level controls, and thermal zoning.

Also called rocket stoves, these are fuel-efficient stoves which use biomass, combusting into a well-insulated vertical chimney.

A hob that uses hydrogen to produce heat.

Renewable-based stove that captures and converts solar energy into heat by means of a mirrored surface.

Advanced heat exchangers for building-level substations.

Vitroceramic or hot plate stove with an integrated electric resistance providing heat for cooking.

An oven that uses hydrogen to produce heat.

Active control systems to operate heat pumps and heat storage as "virtual power plants" for avoiding grid congestions and enhancing flexibility at the system level.

Interface between a central boiler or district heat circuit and the heating and hot water system of individual apartments, which also deliver temperature control to the building occupants by hydraulic control providing a more stable temperature compared to thermostatic control.