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Teknotherm to deliver the HVAC system to the new Ocean Energy Support Vessel (OESV) to Gondan Shipbuilders. For this new state-of-the-art vessel for Østensjø Rederi, Teknotherm Marine will deliver the most advanced HVAC system they have ever delivered. Cabin Management System In addition to a full Thermal Energy Management system (TEMS), including heat pump function and absorption chiller, Teknotherm will also deliver a full Cabin Management System. The Cabin Management System will give full individual control for each cabin based on their status (occupied, booked but not occupied, or not booked), a system that is currently tested as a mock-up at its office in Bergen. energy savings For a multipurpose vessel like this OESV, with a large accommodation, the HVAC/Refrigeration solutions will give significant energy savings and increase individual comfort levels in each cabin. Teknotherm is proud to continue its relationship with Gondan Shipbuilders, Salt Ship Design, and Østensjø Rederi – a new leap towards zero emission.

Heinen & Hopman are pleased to announce that working in close cooperation with their subsidiary Teknotherm Marine AS in Norway, have been awarded another major contract for the design and supply of HVAC systems for the BorWin 6 offshore grid connection project, which will span 190 km off the coast of Germany. HVDC platform This HVDC (High-Voltage Direct Current) platform will have a capacity of 980 MW and will be managed by electricity transmission system operator TenneT. This type will be the last offshore grid connection system before the technological leap to two gigawatts, in which Heinen & Hopman is also involved. Joep Hopman, CEO of Heinen & Hopman, is pleased with this major contract, "This project elevates our competence and signifies our continued focus and expansion in the thriving offshore wind market, further strengthening our global ambitions in this sector." Acceptable air quality and temperature Offshore substations require a controlled indoor climate for maintaining the temperature, relative humidity, and air quality within the design limits, to ensure optimum operation of the installed electrical and electronic equipment. By providing ventilation, heating, cooling, and moisture control, acceptable air quality and temperature are achieved in all weather conditions. Indoor rooms will be kept at an overpressure in order to avoid infiltration and ingress of salt particles, dust, and saltwater aerosols.

Teknotherm is pleased to announce that the company has received an order from Cemre Shipyard for the delivery of complete HVAC system, for their zero emission electric ferry to be built for Torghatten Nord. The vessel is designed by Norwegian Ship Design and will be operated in route Bognes – Lødingen, which is located in the Northern part of Norway. It is the longest crossing route in Norway, with the largest battery package eve installed to zero emission passenger and car ferries. Strong collaboration for tailor-made HVAC solution HVAC system is one of the major energy consumers in electric ferries During the design phase, there has been a strong collaboration among Torghatten Nord, Cemre Shipyard, Norwegian Ship Design and Teknotherm, in order to tailor-make their HVAC solution with better energy efficiency, improved functionality, easier operation, and low maintenance cost – in combination with cost efficiency for equipment delivery and on-board installation. HVAC system is one of the major energy consumers in electric ferries. With their HVAC recovery system with integrated smart automation system, they can optimize the usage of energy onboard significantly. Teknotherm and Cemre Shipyard partnership Teknotherm are proud and happy to work with Cemre Shipyard on this innovative and environmentally friendly project. Teknotherm has a history dating back to 1926 as a globally renowned designer, contractor and manufacturer of high quality refrigeration and HVAC systems.