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Christoph Rau – Vertriebsmanager bei SPH

New sales manager at SPH

SPH is delighted to welcome Christoph Rau, an experienced sales manager, on board. With his expertise in sustainable technologies, he will support our customers in the transformation of their industrial process heat with our ThermBooster™. Christoph brings over 15 years of experience in the decarbonisation of industry and impresses with his comprehensive technical understanding and customer-oriented approach.Continue reading

Die Projektbeteiligten plädieren unter anderem für die Priorisierung von Wärmerückgewinnungsmaßnahmen, um dem Klimawandel entgegenzuwirken.

SPH is a partner in the “HeatTransPlan” project

As a specialist in industrial high-temperature heat pumps, SPH Sustainable Process Heat GmbH is part of the interdisciplinary "HeatTransPlan" project team. The project, which was launched at the beginning of 2024, is a joint project involving science, industry and associations funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection (BMWK). It aims to reduce CO2 emissions in industry through the innovative use of waste heat.Continue reading

SPH blog cover picture for the video "How high-temperature industrial heat pumps work"

New video online: How high-temperature industrial heat pumps work

Many industrial processes require process heat at high temperatures. If this is generated using fossil fuels, the residual heat is wasted or even has to be cooled again using additional energy. Watch our video to find out how high-temperature industrial heat pumps utilise waste heat efficiently and convert it into the required process heat in the form of steam or water.Continue reading

International award for AHEAD project with SPH participation

The AHEAD (Advanced Heat Pump Demonstrator) research project by pharmaceutical manufacturer Takeda has received the Net-Zero Industries Award 2023. The prize is awarded by the global initiative "Mission Innovation – Net-Zero Industries (MI-NZI)" and honours solutions and innovations that accelerate the use of technologies to decarbonize industry. An independent international jury of experts selected the winners from almost 70 submissions. The AHEAD project won the national prize for Austria in the "Outstanding Projects" category.Continue reading

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