 | Dear Franklin Peraza,
Welcome to the November issue of Danfoss’ climate and energy newsletter, featuring stories on solutions that help save energy and costs, and reduce CO2 emissions. As a global leader within energy-efficient solutions, we want to share our ideas and continuously develop them through interaction with our stakeholders. Please add your comments on the articles. | | Leading gas station saves 60% on costs with heat pump | | | Piotr Łeń and Katarzyna Brodecka are owners of the BP petrol station in Poland. They installed a Danfoss air source heat pump that heats the 304 square meters in winter, and cools it off during summer. Compared to the previous oil boiler heating system, the new heat pump installation reduces costs by more than 60%. | |  | | Norwegian supermarket to achieve 30% energy savings | | | REMA 1000 in Trondheim, Norway, looks like a regular supermarket but then the resemblance stops: the store features green grass on the roof, air curtains at the entrance, and most importantly, REMA 1000 is green when it comes to energy savings: the supermarket has a brand new heat recovery system based on CO2 that will help the store obtain energy savings of 30%. | |  | | Danfoss installs huge solar cell park close to headquarters | | | Danfoss is in the process of establishing a huge solar cell park close to headquarters in Nordborg, Denmark. The facility will be capable of producing power equal to the annual consumption of 400 single-family houses, and has a total capacity of 2.1 MW. It is set to be operational before the turn of the year. | |  | | Did you get the chance to watch this? | | Reducing tenants’ energy costs with two-pipe system (animation)
Less complaints, lower maintenance costs, more indoor comfort and lower energy bills for tenants. These are some of the benefits of a two-pipe heating system installed in residential buildings. In this animation you can see how automatic balancing valves can improve the performance of a heating system. | |  | | Did you get the chance to read this? | | Producer of calcium carbonate filler cuts down energy costs by 15,800 Euros
Slovenian producer of calcium carbonate fillers, granulated products, and sands reduces energy costs by more than 15,800 Euros per year with Danfoss VLT® solutions. The products from the company are found almost everywhere, for example in paper, rubber, plasters, construction materials and glass making. | |  | | |
