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World’s first Ecodesign certification for high-temperature Co2 heat pump

Our CO₂ heat pump is the first of its kind to achieve Ecodesign certification for high-temperature space heating.

Expanding to the U.S. market with our CO₂ heat pump technology

We’re preparing to enter the U.S. market with our CO₂ heat pump technology bringing high-efficiency, low-emission heating to new regions.

New investors on board

We’ve raised new capital and welcomed five strategic investors to help scale CO₂ heat pump deployment and support international growth.

Launching our new water-to-water CO₂ heat pump for commercial buildings

We’ve launched a new water-to-water CO₂ heat pump—designed for commercial systems requiring high temperatures, energy efficiency, and climate compatibility.

Success for TCHP-Series Heat Pumps: Ready for the European Market

TEQUS announces the completion of the "High Temperature Comfort Ecodesign Test," marking a significant step forward in the deployment of its TCHP-series CO2 heat pumps across Europe. The company now offers the first standardized solution to replace fossil heating with clean and efficient heat pumps.

Enova reinforces commitment to Heating Plants

Enova is intensifying its support for heating plants, especially in the building and industrial sectors, raising the maximum support level from 2 million kroner to 9 million kroner. The aim is to accelerate the necessary transition to ensure that national climate goals for 2030 are met with an energy system capable of adapting to the required developments.

Save us from F-gases

Fifty years ago, scientists saved us from what could have become a humanitarian crisis by educating the public about the dangers of lead in gasoline. The petrol and machinery industries fought a fierce battle to keep lead in fuel. They manipulated research studies, and treathend scientist. They lied, even if it would harm us.

R32 may be banned from 2027

The EU Commission's proposal for a new F-gas regulation will prohibit the sale of products such as split systems with a GWP over 150 from 2027, and tightens the requirements for competence.