Industrial Heat Recovery

Using heat pumps for the sustainable reuse of waste heat

Refrigeration & heating - Industrial Heat Recovery
GEA heat pump plant installed at Mars, the Netherlands

GEA heat pump plant installed at Mars, the Netherlands (Photo source: RCC K&L)

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GEA's energy-saving heat pump solution for Mars, Inc.

Mars reduces OPEX and carbon footprint with GEA industrial heat pumps. Holistic engineering solutions for food, beverage and dairy processes.

GEA’s energy-saving heat pump solution for Intermalt.

Intermalt reduces OPEX and carbon footprint with GEA industrial heat pumps. Holistic engineering solutions for food, beverage and dairy processes: www.gea.com/industrialrefrigeration

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Industrial Heat Recovery

Decarbonizing industry, one heat pump installation at a time

Decarbonizing industry, one heat pump installation at a time

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