The answer to your city's needs
Theenergy transition in cities is progressing rapidly, and the demand for supplying the required heating and cooling energy is growing every year. However, all the time a significant share of the way this type of energy is provided is by sources using fossil fuels, the combustion of which adversely affects the comfort of life.
One of the ways to improve the climate is also the growing trend of changing to so-called green energy and renewable energy sources, which include, for example, heat pumps. In the case of larger cities, consisting of large metropolitan areas and modern housing developments, the demand for providing an environmentally friendly solution that provides adequate efficiency is significant.
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The solution to many of these problems is becoming commercial heat pumps, which have higher cooling/heating capacities, making them capable of providing the necessary energy to the previously mentioned, for example, housing estates. These types of systems are characterized by the ability to provide a high power supply for the installation, while keeping the footprint as low as possible, as well as the ability to work with photovoltaic systems, with which in combination they provide a truly ecological, but also economical solution.
In order for all of the above to work together, cross-industry cooperation between architects, plant designers and solution manufacturers is required at every step of preparing solutions for customers, in order to meet changing trends, but also industry guidelines.
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MDV brand engineers are well aware of the challenges posed by urbanization. Only with modern technology will we be able to increase the use of renewable energy sources. Aqua Thermal Super is a heat pump from the MDV brand that will be ideal for commercial projects. The equipment can be installed both in public buildings such as hospitals, shopping malls or airports, and in business-oriented spaces such as office premises or warehouse halls. The devices can be cascaded, so that their total power can reach as much as 2 MW.
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For more information, visit the company's AIRCON page on the PdA portal.
