Innovative heating systems for the energy transition: KÜBLER presents three world firsts at the ISH 2023
The German government wants 65% renewable energy from 2024. "It can have it," says Thomas Kübler, founder and Managing Director of KÜBLER GmbH from Ludwigshafen. The hall heating specialist is presenting its latest developments and world firsts at the ISH. These are three systems that enable companies to save money and play their part in the energy revolution. Kübler is particularly proud of the FUTURA. "As a multi-energy infrared heating system, the FUTURA is our solution for the energy transition and thus for the successful, economically feasible path to decarbonization," says Kübler. Although only two percent of existing buildings in Germany are halls, they account for 15 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
"We make our industrial and commercial customers strong for the energy transition. With solutions that pay off economically."
At the world's leading trade fair for water, heat and air in Frankfurt am Main, the company known for its energy-saving technology is introducing a paradigm shift in hall heating.
"Up to now, energy efficiency has been the focus of our developments. Now we are combining the highly efficient use of resources with the use of various renewable energy sources".
1. multi-energy infrared heating FUTURA
"After all, nothing is closer to the ceiling than the light",
2. high efficiency with electricity - MAXIMA E-Hybrid
3. heating cooling and lighting - FUTURA cool
Heat-as-a-Service
KÜBLER at the ISH23
Hall 12.1, Stand B19
We look forward to your publication. You can download the press release + pictures under the following link: https://www.kuebler-hallenheizungen.de/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/MedienInfo_2_ISH23.zip
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