Danfoss Drives supports Japan’s first electric tugboat with battery-powered propulsion and shore supply, advancing zero-emission maritime goals by 2050.

Over EUR 100 million investment in state-of-the-art facility to expand production capacity, drive innovation, and support sustainability initiatives in India in a phased approach.

The valve is designed for a range of industrial applications, including wind turbines, machine tools, plastic molding, metal forming, pulp and paper processing, and more.

The partnership between Danfoss Asia Pacific and TECO leverages the combined strengths and expertise of both companies to address the evolving needs of the mining industry in Australia and Indonesia.

The new service – Danfoss RefCare, will build an international network of certified service partners and Danfoss-owned service hubs, capable of providing best-in-class service and maintenance of BOCK^® compressors.

The upgraded plant will consist of four RO trains, each of which includes two Danfoss APP 86 high-pressure pumps and three Danfoss iSave 70 ERDs.

Danfoss, Google, Microsoft and Schneider Electric are the founders of a new innovation hub in Fredericia, Denmark, that will bring together the data center sector across Europe to find concrete solutions to accelerate the green transition.

The Sustainability Technology Center (STC) will serve as a gateway to introducing world-class decarbonization solutions and training programs to businesses in Asia Pacific.

The agreement – a so called power purchase agreement (PPA)- is a major step in Danfoss’ global ambition to achieve CO2-neutrality in scope 1 and 2 by latest 2030.

By Andrej Lawaetz Bendtsen, head of Connectivity, Danfoss Power Solutions.