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World’s largest CO2-based seawater heat pump goes live in Esbjerg, Denmark
This 70 MW heat pump now provides renewable district heating, supporting Esbjerg’s transition to carbon-neutral energy by 2030.
A groundbreaking CO2-based seawater heat pump has been launched in Esbjerg, Denmark, marking a significant step in the city’s energy transition. With a total heating capacity of 70 MW, this facility is now the world’s largest CO2-based heat pump. It will supply climate-neutr...
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