Heating innovations for the energy transition. For halls.
February 6, 2023
KÜBLER presents world firsts for the sustainable and economical heating of industrial, commercial and municipal buildings at ISH 2023.
The German government wants 65 percent renewable energy from 2024 onwards. „It can have it,“ says Thomas Kübler. At ISH 2023, Ludwigshafen-based hall heating specialist KÜBLER GmbH will present its latest development: the world-first FUTURA. Kübler: „FUTURA is our solution for the energy transition and thus for a successful path to a CO₂-free future.“
Already recognized as an "Innovative Technology for Climate Protection "*, the company known for its energy-saving technology is initiating a paradigm shift in hall heating. Kübler: "Up to now, energy efficiency has been the focus of our developments. FUTURA now combines the highly efficient use of resources with the use of various regenerative energy sources".
FUTURA is therefore called a "multi-energy infrared system". The system can be operated with green electricity as well as green hydrogen or biogas. But the multivalent heating system can also use gas. "We need this option as a bridge to the carbon-free era and to balance out volatile renewable energies," says Kübler. Depending on the availability or cost of renewable energies, it is possible to switch back and forth between the energy sources.
Green heating is highly economical for industry, commerce and local authorities. With up to 70 % less consumption, both sides benefit: the companies and the environment.
KÜBLER at the ISh23
March 13–17, 2023
Messe Frankfurt am Main
Hall 12.1, Stand B19
* KÜBLER wins the special prize in the ISB's SUCCESS 2022 technology competition with FUTURA
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