Sustainability in Marine HVAC

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Heinen & Hopman is committed to promoting a more sustainable world. We provide eco-friendly solutions and services that help our clients reduce energy consumption and lower CO₂ emissions.

 

 

Your world, our world

Sustainability is a key priority for both producers and consumers. Government regulations are tightening, and businesses are focused on saving costs by improving efficiency and reducing environmental impact. At the same time, clients are becoming more aware of their responsibility to protect the environment and secure a better future for all. In response, Heinen & Hopman is continuously developing smart, eco-friendly solutions that deliver energy savings and lower emissions.

Our efforts

Deploying all the experience and knowledge of our team, we stay on top of the innovations and regulations important to the improvement of our products. Heinen & Hopman also listens carefully to client needs and advises on the option to choose our green products and solutions. This is why it is very important that we are involved in the earliest stages of the development of a vessel or platform’s smart design and building solutions can make a major difference in the way in which energy is saved onboard.

Energy efficiency

Energy efficiency is in our DNA. Our products are designed to minimize energy consumption and optimize resource use, including the recovery and reuse of waste heat. By continuously improving our technologies, we help clients reduce emissions and lower operational costs aboard their vessels.

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KNOWLEDGE BASE

Whitepaper

Whitepaper Sustainable HVAC Design

When it comes to sustainability our most obvious focus is on measures designed to keep energy use as low as possible. But that’s only half the story because there are various other areas in which we contribute to an eco-friendlier sector. This whitepaper describes six ways to improve the sustainability of maritime HVAC systems.