Why infrared is probably the best heating principle for halls and what the GEG has to do with it

Why infrared is probably the best heating principle for halls and what the GEG has to do with it

"KÜBLER shows how it is possible to combine climate protection and cost-effectiveness with innovative technologies such as infrared heating. We must do everything in our power to disseminate these practicable solutions in public discourse and anchor them in widespread use," says Carina Konrad.

The deputy state chairwoman of the FDP in Rhineland-Palatinate and deputy chairwoman of the FDP parliamentary group in the Bundestag talks about the latest infrared heating development FUTURA from KÜBLER. Energy-flexible and operable with (PV) electricity, hydrogen, biogas or even methane, it reduces energy consumption for hall heating by 50 to 70 percent.

"Depending on the project, this can add up to savings of several million kilowatt hours," explains Thomas Kübler, Managing Partner. Energy savings that naturally have a direct impact on the reduction of the greenhouse gas CO2 and can make a major contribution to climate relief.
A heating technology developed for the energy transition, which S Carina Konrad wanted to take a closer look at during her company visit to the technology and innovation leader for climate-friendly hall heating in Ludwigshafen.

Read the press release on the top politician's company visit to KÜBLER:
https://www.kuebler-hallenheizungen.de/besuch_carinakonrad

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