Shaping the energy systems of the future

The geothermal plant in Skejby will utilize the renewable energy from the earth's interior to provide sustainable and stable district heating to the city and ensure sustainable heat supply from 2025. Solid Energy's heat pumps play a key role in the plant.

Slagelse is entering a new era where sustainable district heating takes over from waste incineration. A modern, renewable district heating solution takes over - with Solid Energy's heat pump as the star

A small wind turbine makes a big difference to the treatment plant at Flovlev

Continued rising energy prices and the uncertainty about future developments in the energy market mean increasing demand for our Small Wind Turbines from Solid Wind Power.

We are thrilled to share that Solid Wind Power has successfully completed the installation and commissioning of a new member of our 25 kW small wind turbine family at an EMAS certified bird breeder in Austria.

With Solid Energy's heat pump, Karup Varmeværk has built a unique plant that supplies 75% of heat from green energy sources, secures the supply and makes it possible to adjust the production of heat in relation to energy prices. During the months when the local potato flour factory is in production the heat pump uses waste heat and provides the factory with chilled water.

A massive investment is being made to make the transport, industrial and energy sectors as CO₂ neutral as possible. In that conversion, green methanol, or e-methanol, is intended to play a significant and prominent role. E-methanol is produced in Power-to-X (PTx) plants, and the heat from the process is harnessed by Solid Energy's heat pumps to produce district heat.