The Vaillant Group has announced hosting the house-raising ceremony for its Remscheid-based Research and Development Center. With numerous municipal representatives, firms involved in the construction and additional guests in attendance, the three Vaillant Group Managing Directors drove the final nail symbolically into a roof beam.
Installation of building technology
The house-raising ceremony marks the completion of the building shell. The construction of the bridge, connecting the Research and Development Centre to the adjacent manufacturing plant, is also finished. At present, interior works and the installation of the comprehensive building technology are under way.
In its final form, the Research and Development Center will consist of three elements - two office blocks and one test center. The test center will house more than 230 test rigs – including 40 test rigs just for heat pumps. All features considered, the Vaillant Group has invested €54 million for its headquarters in Remscheid, considered to be one of the most modern research and development sites in the entire German state of North Rhine-Westphalia.
The heating technology specialist uses all the industrial waste heat of the test rigs for heating the building
Heating technology specialist
Attention was paid to implement a comprehensive energy concept. The heating technology specialist uses all the industrial waste heat of the test rigs for heating the building, resulting in a significant reduction of energy consumption and CO2 emissions.
The Vaillant Group is an internationally active company based in Remscheid, Germany, which operates in the fields of heating, ventilation and air-conditioning technology. As one of the global market and technology solutions provider, the Vaillant Group develops and manufactures customized products, systems and services to provide a comfortable living environment.
Efficient heating devices
The Group’s product portfolio ranges from efficient heating devices based on conventional energy sources to system solutions for using renewable energy. In the financial year 2017, the company, which has been family-owned since its foundation in 1874, generated sales of around 2.4 billion euros with its workforce of over 13,000.
