Our aim

res – regenerative energy technology and systems have been developing innovative energy and air conditioning systems for buildings that use combustion-free, free and unlimited available energy sources with creativity and commitment for more than ten years.

In this way, we want to contribute to nature and climate protection and conserve resources that can be used much more urgently or more meaningfully elsewhere.

Our energy and air conditioning systems for buildings meet this complete requirement: they heat, cool, prepare fresh hot water and produce more than the self-required energy – without the use of fossil or renewable fuels, free of charge in operation, emission-free and independent. Of course, our products can also be used solo and integrated into existing heating systems – and save energy, emissions and costs here as well.

At the centre: the human being

In addition to the outstanding technology and sustainability, the people who live or work in the buildings are at the centre of our work: our systems can be flexibly adapted to your wishes and the conditions of your building. Creating a comfortable and healthy living or working environment is just as important to us as the uncomplicated, comfortable operability of our systems.

In the beginning was the fire – and why it is better without

The use of fire is one of the oldest techniques in the history of mankind. With their help, human survival in cooler climates became possible in the first place.

Even today, most heaters still generate heat by burning fossil or renewable raw materials. Of course, around the Stone Age fire has long been developed for the efficient use of this heat. Nevertheless, very high temperatures (up to 1000 degrees Celsius) are created in conventional torches, only to heat indoor air to a pleasant value of about 22 degrees Celsius. And a high percentage of this heat energy is still being released to the environment – including the environment and climate-damaging exhaust gases.

The once beneficial technology of generating heat through the burning of raw materials has now become a threat to nature, climate and people due to their massive use and the resulting harmful exhaust gases.

New energy concepts are needed to protect the climate and to conserve the resources urgently needed elsewhere.