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Ideal for modernization projects
Climate protection targets and the associated new legislation are also bringing energy-efficient radiant heating systems into focus in modernization projects. The following shows why underfloor, ceiling, and wall heating systems are increasingly in demand and what options they offer.
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Uponor Combi Port and Aqua Port for decentralized hot water supply
100 % drinking water quality, 40 % energy savings and 30 % faster installation: Uponor Combi Port and Aqua Port heat interface units for decentralized hot water supply and–depending on the model–for heating and cooling.
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Hygienic hot water supply
- Comparison of decentralized and centralized concepts
- Decentralized systems offer clear advantages for drinking water hygiene and energy consumption
- With decentralized systems, project participants benefit from lower investment costs, planning reliability and shorter installation times
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Sustainability Review 2023
GF Building Flow Solutions (former Uponor) has published its Sustainability Review 2023, prepared in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative Standards and assured by an independent third party.
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Uponor achieves milestone with Virsbo, Sweden
Uponor, a leading global provider of sustainable and innovative flow solutions and part of GF (Georg Fischer), announces that a second manufacturing facility in Sweden has reached full carbon neutrality in its own operations – the company’s latest achievement in environmental sustainability.
In line with the GF Sustainability Framework 2025 and Uponor’s target to significantly reduce our greenhouse gas emissions, the Swedish manufacturing facility in Virsbo embodies the company's innovative ‘Carbon Neutral Factory’ concept. This initiative, following the pioneering success of Uponor’s first carbon-neutral factory in Nastola (Finland), demonstrates the company’s proactive efforts to decrease not only its own climate impacts but also the carbon footprint of its customers and partners.
In line with the GF Sustainability Framework 2025 and Uponor’s target to significantly reduce our greenhouse gas emissions, the Swedish manufacturing facility in Virsbo embodies the company's innovative ‘Carbon Neutral Factory’ concept. This initiative, following the pioneering success of Uponor’s first carbon-neutral factory in Nastola (Finland), demonstrates the company’s proactive efforts to decrease not only its own climate impacts but also the carbon footprint of its customers and partners.
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Uponor's first factory to reach carbon neutrality is in Nastola, Finland
Uponor has achieved carbon neutrality in its Nastola factory in Finland. This is a major milestone in the company's journey to reduce its environmental impact and become a net-zero carbon company by 2040. The Nastola factory produces plastic pipes and fittings for plumbing, heating and cooling systems. The factory has implemented various measures to reduce its energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, such as switching to renewable electricity, installing solar panels, optimizing production processes and increasing recycling. The factory has also offset its remaining emissions by supporting certified climate projects in developing countries.
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Uponor's first factory to reach carbon neutrality is in Nastola, Finland
Uponor has achieved carbon neutrality in its Nastola factory in Finland. This is a major milestone in the company's journey to reduce its environmental impact and become a net-zero carbon company by 2040. The Nastola factory produces plastic pipes and fittings for plumbing, heating and cooling systems. The factory has implemented various measures to reduce its energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, such as switching to renewable electricity, installing solar panels, optimizing production processes and increasing recycling. The factory has also offset its remaining emissions by supporting certified climate projects in developing countries.
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Uponor's first factory to reach carbon neutrality is in Nastola, Finland
Uponor has achieved carbon neutrality in its Nastola factory in Finland. This is a major milestone in the company's journey to reduce its environmental impact and become a net-zero carbon company by 2040. The Nastola factory produces plastic pipes and fittings for plumbing, heating and cooling systems. The factory has implemented various measures to reduce its energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, such as switching to renewable electricity, installing solar panels, optimizing production processes and increasing recycling. The factory has also offset its remaining emissions by supporting certified climate projects in developing countries.
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Happy holidays and best wishes for the New Year 2024
As this year of progress and innovation draws to a close, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our valued customers and partners. Together, we moved forward the industry with exciting innovations and interesting projects. Your trust in our business is greatly appreciated, and we eagerly anticipate continuing our journey with you into 2024.
We wish you a joyful holiday season and a happy and healthy new year!
We wish you a joyful holiday season and a happy and healthy new year!
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9 criteria for sustainable infrastructure
In this episode we talk with Riina Känkänen - Head of Sustainability at Ramboll Finland and Chairman of Infrastructure Committee in Green Building Council Finland. We discussed the complex definition of sustainable infrastructure which consists of 9 criteria. The criteria cover ecological, social and economic sustainability of infrastructure.
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What happened in Season 1?
We are starting this season of podcast with a new episode that summarizes all the important and hot topics we discussed during Season 1. The main topics for discussion were city water management, water prices (Is the water too cheap in the Nordics?), how to prevent urban flooding, stormwater management, sustainability, data-driven urban design, and numerous others. If you missed Season 1, this is a perfect opportunity to briefly catch up on all the topics!