Solar heat
A substantial fraction of the total energy used world wide serves the need for heat at relatively low temperatures, either for space and domestic water heating or for air-conditioning of buildings.
Harness and control solar energy
AventaSolar AS is a young Norwegian company, founded in 2005, but with long experience within solar thermal energy and waterbased heating.
Powered by the sun
Ever heard of the Stirling engine? Originally conceived in 1816 as a rival to the steam engine, Cleanergy is now bringing this almost 200 year old engine to the fore again.
Catching the Arctic sun
Solar collectors from S-Solar highly effective in areas where the sun is high, while the temperatures remain low.
Specialist in sustainable buildings
Schüco is one of Europe’s leading specialists in building envelopes.
Building materials trap solar heat
Solarnor was among the first companies to introduce an integrated solar system made from plastic.
Solar heating for a Nordic climate
Aquasol offers a Swedish solar heating system for detached housing, apartment buildings and other larger building.
Solar cooling
ClimateWell has developed a triple phase absorption product with the unique ability to store energy and deliver cooling on demand.
Sustainable residential area in Finland
Ekoviikki in Helsinki is the largest sustainable residential area in Finland, demonstrating a range of environmental and energy concepts.
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