Danfoss

First half 2025 interim announcement: Robust results despite volatile environment   During the first six months of the year, Danfoss achieved continued improvement in sales growth, with sales reaching EUR 4.8 billion. Order intake and sales continuously improved over the same period with slightly positive sales growth in the second quarter.    The operational EBITA margin continued to improve in the first half and reached 11.5% in the second quarter, in line with expectations. We reached an operational EBITA margin of 10.6% in the first half.   As we navigate the current volatile environment, our customers remain our top priority. We continue to make significant investments in strategic growth markets, innovative technologies, as well as a strong, agile regional manufacturing footprint fully in line with our new LEAP 2030 strategy.   Our commitment to deliver value to our customers through innovation and technology leadership is a key element of our LEAP 2030 strategy and drives our investment in R&D, which increased to 5.6% of sales in the first six months.   We confirm our guidance for the year based on current known tariffs.   Sales are expected to be in the range of EUR 9.5-11.0bn for the full year. The operational EBITA margin is expected to be in the range of 10.8-12.3%.   Read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/eaFGYW6g #H12025 #Danfoss #Sustainability #DataCenters #Innovation

Digital transformation in the energy industry is revolutionizing our energy system, with significant investments in grid-related digital technologies. Whether to increase flexibility, drive down costs, or better integrate renewables into the energy mix, these digitalization trends are key to building an energy system built for a net-zero future. By leveraging digital technologies, we can achieve a 20% reduction in global emissions by 2025 in the three highest-emitting sectors: energy, materials, and mobility. The greatest transformational potential of digitalization lies in its ability to break down boundaries between energy sectors, thereby increasing flexibility and enabling integration across entire systems. Gain insights into how digitalization is paving the way for a sustainable energy future. https://lnkd.in/eZd4TAef #Digitalization #EnergyEfficiency #EnergySystem #DigitalTransformation

500,000 followers: A growing community, united in purpose A milestone that reflects global interest in engineering a better future. A community committed to exchanging ideas, asking questions, and helping turn ideas into action and ambition into impact.    Thank you to our customers, partners, leaders, experts, and the Danfoss team for bringing competitive decarbonization into practice and sharing solutions that boost productivity, lower energy use, enable electrification, and cut emissions.   Let’s keep the conversation going. Subscribe to our Decarbonization Explained newsletter: Subscribe on LinkedIn https://lnkd.in/dpgrXqwZ   #ThankYou #WeAreDanfoss #DanfossMoment #EngineeringABetterFuture #CompetitiveDecarbonization #EnergyEfficiency #Electrification

“You cannot decarbonize industry without the use of excess heat.” The potential of excess heat that Drew Turner, our Director of Sector Coupling at Danfoss Climate Solutions, is referring to amounts to 2,860 terawatts per year just in Europe. The global impact is even bigger. And the great news is that heat recovery projects often come with a three-year payback. It is not only good for the environment, but also business. Join Drew in our Expert Deep Dive video to explore heat recovery technology, how it works, and the benefits we’ve seen by implementing it in several of our own locations around the world. Watch the full video and read more about how we decarbonize industry here: https://lnkd.in/ex9HcNTn #DecarbonizationExplained #Decarbonization #DecarbIndustries #IndustrialDecarbonization #Energyefficiency #Greentransition

“A drive is a motor’s best friend, ensuring energy efficiency in motor applications.” Hear from Larisa Xanthopoulou, our Sustainability Manager at Danfoss Drives, how this mighty pair can help industries reduce overall energy use by 40% or even more, while maintaining the same productivity. Join her for a closer look at how the technology works. Check out our deep-dive video that expands on the first episode of Decarbonization Explained: “How we decarbonize industry”. Decarbonization cannot be achieved working in silos and close partnerships have never been more important. In our Decarbonization Explained series, we bring together industry experts, partners, and customers to share best practices on how we can speed up decarbonization across sectors. Watch the full video and read more about how we decarbonize industry: https://bit.ly/4jlZAAP #Decarbonization #DecarbonizationExplained #IndustrialDecarbonization #EnergyEfficiency

We want to become CO2 neutral in our global operations by 2030. And we use Danfoss technologies to decarbonize our global campuses. In the last eight years, we have managed to increase energy productivity by 53% and decrease CO2 emissions by 30% at our 87,000 sqm campus in Wuqing, China. We have done this by applying the Danfoss three-step approach. We call it: Reduce, reuse, re-source. Watch the video and hit the link to read the full case story to see how it works: https://lnkd.in/gDA5fm7c #Decarbonization #CompetitiveDecarbonization #Sustainability #EnergyEfficiency

Open 24/7, hospitals consume large amounts of energy, nearly three times the average commercial building. In 2024, Danish hospital Sygehus Sønderjylland partnered with Danfoss Climate Solutions, the local District Heating utility, and the local municipality to develop a retrofit solution for their outdated heating and cooling system. The hospital’s gas boilers were replaced by two highly efficient heat pumps, combined with heat recovery, to benefit from synergies between heating and cooling and ensure thermal comfort and cooling of the medical equipment. For Sygehus Sønderjylland, the hospital expects to reduce the amount of energy it purchases by 28,300 MWh each year. During surplus periods, the hospital will be able to supply 12,500 MWh of excess heat to the district heating grid, equal to an annual heat consumption of 740 Danish households. Read our case study to discover how Danfoss and Danish hospital is leading the way in decarbonizing healthcare. https://lnkd.in/dpf4ith3 #Decarbonization #CompetitiveDecarbonization #DistrictHeating #SustainableHeating #SustainableCooling #EnergyEfficiency

Industry accounts for one third of global energy consumption and remains one of the most difficult sectors to decarbonize. Therefore, industry has a unique role to play in the battle against climate change. We use our own technologies to decarbonize our global campuses – demonstrating the impact of competitive decarbonization. Our Danfoss campus in Chennai is India’s first LEED Platinum-rated manufacturing facility. Here, we have reached a yearly CO2 reduction of more than 12,000 tons. In decarbonizing our operations, we apply the same approach we bring to our customers. We call it: Reduce, Reuse, Re-source. Watch the video and read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/eqQaRzxs #Sustainability #CarbonNeutral #Decarbonization #EnergyEfficiency #WhyEE

The Dutch brewery Gulpener has reduced its total energy consumption by 75% by replacing its gas boiler system with high-temperature heat pumps. Now, instead of wasting the excess heat from cooling down the fermentation tanks, Gulpener reuses it for heating processes, significantly reducing the need for fossil-fueled heating. “Food and beverage industries are ideal for heat pumps because they typically need both cooling and heating. Instead of rejecting the waste heat from refrigeration, you can reuse it in the heating processes,” says Ivan Rangelov, Industrial Heat Pump expert at Danfoss Climate Solutions. If heat pumps were implemented in all industrial heat processes below 200°C currently powered by fossil fuels, it could – in the EU alone – reduce CO₂ emissions by 146 million tons, equivalent to 22% of Germany’s net CO₂ emissions in 2021. Read our case story to learn more on how we decarbonize with our customer. https://lnkd.in/ebwbVGjv #Decarbonization #CompetitiveDecarbonization #IndustrialDecarbonization #CarbonNeutral #EnergyTransition #SustainableFuture #EnergyEfficiency

At our Danfoss factory in Grodzisk, Poland, we’ve shown how existing technologies can deliver real-world results — reducing emissions, lowering costs, and strengthening competitiveness.   This is how we made it happen: ☑️ Increase efficiency: We implemented the Shutting Off Initiative, demonstrating that 80% of machines could be powered down when idle without affecting productivity. Variable speed drives were also installed in air handling units, reducing energy use by up to 40% and enabling predictive maintenance. ☑️ Electrify: The ventilation system is supported by two air-to-water heat pumps, which both heat and cool air depending on season and demand. Additionally, four electric boilers operate in the winter months, when heat demand is greatest. ☑️ Integrate: Older production halls were retrofitted in just 10 days with new air handling units that recover waste heat from exhaust air. This reduces heating demand and eliminates the need for seasonal rental cooling. And the result? ✅ 30% reduction in energy consumption ✅ EUR 420,000 and 1.8 million kWh saved in one hall — with a payback time of less than 2.5 years ✅ EUR 3–5 million expected annual savings once Shutting Off Initiative is scaled across all Danfoss’ global sites   This is competitive decarbonization in action — practical, scalable, and delivering results today.   Read our special issue paper or learn more here:  https://lnkd.in/eG9DUViu   #CompetitiveDecarbonization #EnergyEfficiency #Electrification