Green electricity - The path to the future

Germany's energy transition has changed our perspective on how we generate electricity and heat homes and buildings. Electricity from renewable energy sources is the future. New technologies and developments are increasingly harnessing the full potential of renewable energy. Electricity is becoming green.

In 2017, over 30 percent of Germany's electricity demand was generated by renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power plants. By 2022, the share of green electricity had reached approximately 46 percent. Germany's climate protection goals go even further. The aim is to increase the share of renewable energies in gross electricity consumption to at least 80 percent by 2030. This will make more and more electricity from renewable sources available to consumers. The expansion of wind and solar energy also gives electricity the opportunity to be used efficiently and cost-effectively as a heating source.

Well-designed system components. Sustainability in focus.

mfh systems surface heating systems are designed for sustainability and can be operated in a climate-neutral manner using renewable energy sources in conjunction with smart home technology. Ecology and sustainability are also playing an increasingly important role in the system components of mfh systems .

Prime examples of this are the IDEAL CLASSIC ÖKO 30 and the self-regulating electric heating solution System E-NERGY IQ ÖKO 20 from mfh systems. In both products, the base plate is made of natural wood fiber insulation – a renewable resource. The high thermal insulation and impact sound insulation of these ecologically optimized system elements from mfh systems.

' IDEAL family mfh systems surface heating and cooling system IDEAL CLASSIC ÖKO ST 30, which innovatively utilizes straw as insulation. With this development, mfh systems once again demonstrates its commitment to environmental responsibility and its ongoing drive for innovative, eco-friendly solutions.

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See here how our water-based and electric surface heating systems impress in new buildings and renovation projects using sustainable materials.

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Renovation of a half-timbered house in 49477 Ibbenbüren

The timber-framed house was completely renovated. 50 m² of IDEAL CLASSIC EPS 30 underfloor heating was installed in the living area. For load distribution...

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References

Discover the diverse application possibilities of mfh systems products and take a look at our references!

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Renovation of a detached house in 49124 Georgsmarienhütte
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New construction of a single-family house in 49757 Werlte
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New construction of a single-family house in Luxembourg

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