With fishing quota reductions now squeezing the industry, and farming methods increasing, companies are continuously examining opportunities where waste and side streams can be converted into marketable products. Recovering resources and energy is a necessity and a challenge.

Electrification and industrial decarbonisation solutions win the Offshore Northern Seas (ONS) Forum awards in Norway as Copernicus confirms that July 2026 is amongst the hottest months on record. Enerin is delighted to be presented the SME Innovation Award, recognised for its zero emissions HoegTemp industrial heat pump.

The 21st ISEC gathers global researchers and industry experts to showcase recent advances in Stirling and "hot air engine" technologies.

Enerin has been selected as one of five finalists in the SME category of the 2026 ONS SME Innovation Award for its HoegTemp — our route to decarbonising industrial process heat working with steam, water, air and cooling without a full plant redesign.

Energy security is back on the ONS agenda — and the answer is electrification, not more oil. Enerin attends at the invitation of the Research Council of Norway.

The Roche team visits Norway to inspect the first-ever HoegTemp™ V12 high-temperature heat pump that will be delivered to the Basel headquarters in Switzerland in Summer 2026.

For decades, industry treated heating and cooling as separate challenges. At IVAR’s wastewater treatment plant in Norway, Enerin’s HoegTemp is changing that approach, delivering both from a single system while creating value across the biogas production process.

For Enerin CEO, Arne Høeg, the IEA Heat Pump Conference is one of the energy calendar's unmissable events, and the 15th edition in Vienna didn't disappoint. Høeg presented peer-reviewed operational data from three industrial HoegTemp™ installations across the biogas, chemicals and seafood sectors. The data, collected at 15,000 operating hours, demonstrated steam generation up to 200°C under real industrial conditions since November 2023.

Enerin CEO Arne Høeg will present peer-reviewed data at the 15th IEA Heat Pump Conference demonstrating that the HoegTemp™ ultra high-temperature heat pump (HTHP) delivered steam up to 200°C operating across 15,000 operating hours.

As Europe pushes to strengthen energy resilience and reduce industrial dependence on fossil fuels amid rising geopolitical uncertainty in natural gas and oil markets, electrification of industrial process heat is moving to the centre of attention. Replacing gas-fired steam boilers with industrial heat pumps is now a reliable substitute to fossil fuels.

Enerin has reached an operational milestone from its three full-scale HoegTemp™ pilot installations having surpassed 17,520 operating hours, equivalent to more than two years of continuous industrial runtime. The achievement marks real-world performance across diverse industrial environments.

Enerin has completed the fabrication and assembly of its first process skid for its modular high-temperature heat pump solution.

Industrial heat pumps are complex, capital-intensive systems expected to deliver reliable performance at high temperatures. By using AI, operators can design more effectively, run systems more efficiently, and cut wasted electricity, cost, and frustration.

A new study shows how artificial intelligence (AI) can accurately predict the performance of the Stirling-cycle industrial heat pump, improving efficiency, reducing costs and energy waste.

Jacob brings leadership experience from Siemens wind and energy-infrastructure operations across the Americas, Canada, including Siemens Gamesa, and Vattenfall Denmark.

Pelagia’s Head of Sustainability, Food, Ola Flesland, presented the preliminary findings of a new research pilot project that Enerin is undertaking with Pelagia, Swedish Exergy and SINTEF to combine the HoegTemp with Exergy’s superheated steam pilot dryer.

Closing the Series A funding round is both a milestone and a moment for reflection. Enerin CEO, an engineer and a visionary inventor, talks about the two decades that led the team to this point.

Enerin has raised €15 million (NOK 180 million) in a Series A led by Johnson Controls, Climentum Capital, The Footprint Firm and Move Energy, with participation from PSV Hafnium and Momentum.

Energy experts met in Prague in November 2025 for the International Industrial Heat Pump Conference (IHP2025) to discuss industrial electrification, heat pumps for industry and buildings, and the role of thermal energy storage.

Pelagia AS and its industrial heat pump partners, Enerin AS and Aneo Industry, were given the DecarbIndustry Award at the 2025 Heat Pump Awards selected by the European Heat Pump Association jury. The projects demonstrate how waste heat can be turned into green energy for fishmeal processing.