Efficient and climate-friendly energy supply in agriculture

Sustainable energy generation with combined heat and power (CHP) and block heat and power (BHKW) systems in agriculture

Both systems enable efficient resource use and contribute to the sustainability of agricultural operations. Through CHP (Combined Heat and Power) and cogeneration (KWK) systems, agricultural businesses can generate their electricity while simultaneously using the produced heat for various purposes, such as heating buildings, drying facilities, or livestock housing. This reduces dependence on external energy sources, lowers energy costs, and enhances operational reliability.

Additionally, CHP and cogeneration systems contribute to reducing CO₂ emissions by utilizing renewable energy sources such as biomass or biogas, thereby making an important contribution to environmental protection.

Stable power supply with emergency power systems

By using emergency generators and UPS systems, farmers can reduce their dependence on the public power supply and ensure continuous power availability.

Emergency power systems provide immediate power in the event of a grid outage. They can be sized to meet specific requirements based on need. Modern emergency generators are equipped with automatic transfer switches that activate immediately during a power failure and start the generator.

UPS systems provide immediate, uninterrupted power for critical devices. They bridge the time until the emergency generators are fully operational. UPS systems protect sensitive agricultural equipment from voltage fluctuations and power surges.