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Systema S.p.A. supplies refrigeration units, whether they are needed to cool process cycles or to air-condition rooms, proposing solutions that are characterised by the low use of primary energy and the rational use of available resources, through the conversion of thermal energy into cooling energy, actively contributing to achieving the objectives required by the ecological and energy transition, such as the:
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- Cost reduction,
- Reducing climate-changing gas emissions,
- Decarbonisation,
- Ecosustainability,
consistent with international goals and agreements to make a more sustainable future possible.
- Conditioning using renewable energy sources, in particular solar cooling, is one of the key points of the EU`s energy policy.
- Thermal recovery applications derived from energy production by solid biomass, biogas, syngas, agricultural, livestock and forestry products and by-products.
- Absorption refrigeration units can find application by directly exploiting energy vectors such as biomethane and hydrogen that can contribute to decarbonisation.
- Trigeneration is an efficient solution that, compared to separate generation, makes more rational use of primary fuel energy and saves polluting emissions.
- The modulation range is from 10% to 100% and allows adaptation to any applied load while maintaining high efficiency and performance.
- Absorption refrigeration units use natural refrigerant fluid, so they are free of greenhouse gas emissions with benefits for our enviroment.
- By using only pumps, the service life of the system is significantly extended, offering high reliability and safety.
- Through the rational use of thermal energy, these systems can obtain incentives such as Energy Efficiency Certificates (TEE) or other forms of incentives such as the thermal account.