Enerin signs 1.2 megawatt contract with Roche Switzerland. The planned 2026 installation will produce year-round steam delivery using multiple heat sources for the company’s chemical processes. This will maximise uptime and the return on investment through continuous, flexible operation.

Enerin uses the closed loop reverse Stirling system for its machines. Our heat pumps use helium as the working fluid for their best overall performance. Helium has a high speed of sound, enabling faster pressure dynamics, better responsiveness and an excellent thermal conductivity.

We can regenerate waste heat using industrial heat pumps delivering heat at high-temperatures, and co-generate cooling, for the best efficiency. Enerin CEO speaks in a SUSHEAT panel on the sidelines of the International Energy Agency (IEA) Conference on Energy Efficiency.

Enerin CEO attended the Free Electrons bootcamp in Sydney joining selected start-ups to explore collaboration opportunities with major global utilities.

The €2.4 million industrial process heat and cooling project UP-FLEXH has been funded to develop and validate an energy system to supply on demand industrial heat availability and cooling opportunities.

Scandinavia was the focus of Spring 2025 events. Enerin’s flexible industrial heat pumps can supply power to heat with half of the energy consumption than e-boilers. They are a grid asset because they collect, store and deliver heat energy for industry over a wide temperature range when needed.

Enerin’s CircleDRY partner from Circular Energy Systems were onsite at Magnusson Petfood to carry out the dehumidifier fouling tests to ensure the optimal heat transfer capability, airflow and efficiency on the industrial drying project.

The HoegTemp’s low thermal inertia and reverse Stirling process works with a dry single-phase cycle which makes it invulnerable to varying input and output temperatures. It can follow the operating conditions and deliver the desired heating and cooling to industry, irrespective of variations in source temperature or changing steam pressure demands.

The commissioning involving the initial testing and start-up of our 400-kilowatt HoegTemp industrial heat pump at the Pelagia Måløy fish processing plant in Norway has been successful.

As the demand for smarter, sustainable energy solutions continues to grow, we remain at the forefront of helping industries turn waste heat into value. Recycling your waste heat can reduce energy consumption by up to 70%.

By capturing and reusing evaporated water and its latent heat, the CircleDRY system aims to achieve 50-80% of energy and CO2 savings through electrification and thermal energy efficiency gains with a shorter payback in countries with a favourable electricity price.

The HoegTemp® full-scale pilot installation in the biogas stream at the IVAR Municipal Waste Water Treatment Plant has been running for over a year. The site has drawn interest from research and industrial stakeholders. The results from the IVAR installation have been published and presented.

The 2025 World Economic Forum opens on 20 January in Davos, Switzerland where dialogue will focus on the decarbonisation of industry and CO2 reductions to support climate, nature and clean energy. Find out how to transform the energy of your industry.

The key takeaway from the Industrial Heat Pump Conference is that industrial heat pumps and thermal energy storage can solve the intermittency gap of solar and wind as renewables are set to grow.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who have supported Enerin and other energy innovators who are dedicated to clean and smart energy solutions globally.

Enerin commissions its V6 HoegTemp heat pump at GE Healthcare, Norway operating with existing fossil fuel boilers.

Enerin energy engineering joins the Nordic NYC PropTech Delegation 2024 to New York from 10 to 14 November designed to bolster companies that need to scale fast.

Enerin AS has signed an agreement with Circular Energy Systems (CES) for the sale of a HoegTemp high-temperature heat pump that will be integral to the demonstration of future drying solutions.

Enerin is a partner in the European SUSHEAT project that is exploring innovative renewable-based heating solutions to power industrial processes.

2024 been an amazing year for Enerin so far with memorable moments to celebrate and targeted messages to communicate.