KÜBLER energy-saving hall heating technology 

Welcome to the energy transition

Nobody wants Heating costs nobody wants to pollute the environment with CO2 but everyone needs a productive and pleasant working atmosphere. Rising energy prices and legislation that is not immediately understandable do not make investment decisions any easier for companies and local authorities.
Innovation leadership

Awards

We are proud to be recognized as an innovation and technology leader in the field of energy-saving and climate-friendly hall heating systems. Our commitment to innovation, quality and sustainability has earned us multiple awards.
They are a testament to our tireless work and our efforts to continuously improve efficiency, safety and comfort in industrial and commercial buildings. They reflect our deep understanding of our customers' needs and confirm our leading position in the industry. We are grateful for this recognition and see it as an incentive to continue working on the progress of ecologically and economically effective hall heating systems - for the future of our blue planet.
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    Focus on innovations:
    Federal Minister of Economics Dr. Robert Habeck as a guest
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  • Innovation Award2023
    Daniela Schmitt presents KÜBLER with the 4th prize
    Rhineland-Palatinate Innovation Award.
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    Power of innovation
    Made in Germany
  • "Zukunftspreis Mittelstand 2024" trophy at event.
    KÜBLER impresses once again.
    Future Prize for SMEs 2024
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  • Stage at the "SME Future Day 2024" event.
    Press release Future Prize
    Small and medium-sized enterprises.
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For our blue planet

CO2-savings - since 1989

Since 1989, KÜBLER has realized more than 15,000 highly efficient heating projects. They achieve energy savings of up to 70 percent. As a result, they relieve the climate of many millions of tons of CO2. And every day they reduce more.
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What's new? What is important? What will help you? Our news, blog articles and online training courses will keep you up to date. It's all about your industrial & commercial buildings, decarbonization & energy transition, legislation & politics, technology & efficiency. Do you have any questions? Then simply contact Contact us on
  • No energy transition without an economic policy transition

    According to the IMD Competiveness Ranking 2024[1], our once leading industrial nation has slipped from 6th to 24th place in just ten years. 45 percent of industrial companies with high electricity costs are planning or implementing plans to reduce their production or relocate it abroad. And the trend is rising[2]. Increasing bureaucratic costs and the extremely high level of energy prices in our country are causing many companies to [...]
  • Don't worry about the heating law for indoor heating systems!

    The decision on the Heating Act (Building Energy Act - GEG) has been made, but the questions remain. But there is no need to worry: the legislator has provided for generous transition periods, technological openness and pragmatic, affordable regulations for the gradual move towards climate-neutral heating by 2045. Dr. Jens Findeisen explains what you need to know now when heating commercial and industrial buildings
  • The economy speaks ESG and heats multi-energy flexibly.

    ESG stands for Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance and refers to the three key areas of sustainable corporate management: environment, social affairs and corporate governance. But what does this have to do with you and the way you heat your production halls and warehouses?
  • Energy guzzler hall heating - 9 savings tips from the expert

    The energy crisis is currently leaving no one indifferent. Everyone is desperately looking for ways to get consumption and costs under control to some extent. The German government's price brake will not take effect until March 2023, and even then, the prices for 30 percent above the basic quota for industry and 20 percent for small and medium-sized enterprises will still be subject to the wild market conditions next year. So what to do?