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Cool down the planet with heat

Climate change is the greatest challenge of our time, and we have to do everything to slow down global warming. The ever-increasing need for sustainability in global energy production is taking us towards a greater transformation than ever. To limit climate change, we need a transition of the global energy sector from fossil-based to zero-carbon by the second half of our century.

Heating, in general, is the largest energy use worldwide. Providing heating for homes, industry and other purposes accounts for around 50 % of total energy consumption globally, which is significantly more than e.g. electricity (20%) and transport (30%).

The Net Zero Emissions by 2050 scenario means, among other things, that there is a need for a shift from fossil fuels to clean, renewable heat. Meriaura Energy is at the heart of this great change, providing an endless clean heat source, solar heat, at a competitive price and taking us towards a greener future.

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Significant reduction of fossil fuels and CO2

According to IEA, the International Energy Agency, the market for solar thermal technology is in steady growth. 
The world is facing an energy crisis which further emphasizes the importance of solar thermal as the source of reliable, competitive clean heat.

Solar heat global impact:

  • Worldwide, solar heating and cooling systems with a total of over 500 GW are currently in operation Solar heating saves more than 40 million tons of oil per year
  • Solar heating saves over 140 million tons of CO2 per year
  • Meriaura Energy contribution to these savings is continuously increasing and Meriaura Energy has for example delivered the largest solar heat plant for industrial process heat in Europe
  • Currently the leading markets for solar district heating are Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Austria and China, with growing solar heating markets like Poland and France catching up
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The largest end-use of energy worldwide is heating

Heating, in general, constitutes the largest use of energy worldwide. Providing heating for homes, industry and other purposes accounts for around 50% of total energy consumption globally, which is significantly more than electricity (20%) and transport (30%), for example.

Solar thermal heating and cooling systems already serve millions of residential, commercial and industrial clients worldwide. The acute need to increase this amount rapidly has been identified, and a wide range of subsidy programmes have been put in place by governments around the world. With the high cost of fossil fuels, solar heat is in many cases economical without any subsidies.

 

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