Heating for free where you stand
In bedrock, groundwater and earth there is a lot of eco-friendly energy waiting to heat your property during the cold winter days. And the heat itself won't cost you a thing.
With a geoenergy plant you will reduce energy costs considerably. Interested? Read more about some of our geoenergy projects and who we have helped with heating for free.
Did you know...
...that geoenergy delivers around 12 TWh renewable energy every year in Sweden? 12 TWh geoenergy represents 15 % of all the heating in Swedish housing and commercial buildings. This way geoenergy reduces the oil dependence with 1,5 million m3/year and the emissions of CO2 with 2.5–3.0 Mton/year.
Source: Geotec
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We are members of Geotec, the leading geoenergy trade organisation.
Geoenergy for a better environment
For more than a quarter of a century, we have been developing and building profitable, energy-efficient geoenergy systems for industries, commercial buildings, hotels, spas, sustainable hospitals and apartment blocks. Our systems exploit natural heat and cold in groundwater and bedrock, reducing energy consumption and operating expenses.
We were among the first companies within the field of geoenergy in Sweden. Our process know-how and etensive experience allows us to offer total solutions covering the entire chain of services and products from idea through to finished plants. Including certified drilling.
See you at the Water and Wastewater fair 18–20 September in Gothenburg!
Welcome to our stand B05:42 at VA-mässan, the only big trade fair in Scandinavia for water and wastewater technology with over 200 exhibitors. We will present the latest within water and wastewater treatment, biogas, welldrilling and geoenergy.
World's largest energy storage at Arlanda airport
With Malmberg's geoenergy solution for storing heat and cold in groundwater, Arlanda airport outside Stockholm can cool half a million m2 of arrival halls, terminals, offices and towers. Furthermore, the airport will get 30 per cent of its heating from the plant, saving 10 million SEK a year and reducing emissions with 60–65 per cent. Read more about the world's largest energy storage at Arlanda international airport in Stockholm.
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