Public sector buildings

Thermonova's sustainable systems transform public sector buildings into energy-efficient hubs.

Low-carbon operations and budget efficiency.

Public buildings require robust, compliant heating solutions to sustainably serve communities. Thermonova's modular heat pumps provide high-quality heating and meet government regulations for low-carbon operations and budget efficiency.

Simple adaptation to outdated infrastructure.

Thermonova's systems are ideally suited to public sector buildings. They offer modular scalability for everything from town halls to administrative centres and ensure uniform comfort in all public spaces.

Propane (R290) refrigerant complies with the F-gases regulation and supports national decarbonisation targets, with efficiencies that reduce long-term operating costs for taxpayer-funded facilities.

The low noise level is suitable for sensitive environments such as libraries. Easy retrofitting in ageing infrastructure reduces capital expenditure, and integration with heat networks increases efficiency across the district, leading to a measurable reduction in CO2 emissions.

FAQs

Here you will find answers to frequently asked questions about our pioneering heat pump system.

Are heat pumps suitable for public buildings?

Modular heat pump systems are particularly suitable for heating public areas with many visitors and varying heating requirements reliably and efficiently.

What energy savings do heat pumps offer for public buildings?

Thanks to their high SCOP scores, air-water heat pumps can reduce operating costs and effectively meet green procurement standards.

Do heat pumps contribute to the decarbonisation of the public sector?

Heat pumps using natural refrigerants such as R290 (propane) contribute to the goals for a carbon-neutral future, help prevent the phase-out of synthetic gases and reduce emissions.

We need proven technology that won't let us down. Are heat pumps really reliable enough for public buildings?

Heat pumps have been common in northern Europe for decades and are widely used in the public sector. Thermonova's modular design offers built-in resilience: thanks to multiple independent units (each with its own compressor and cooling circuit), the system continues to run at reduced capacity even if a module fails or requires maintenance. The real risk lies in non-compliance with regulations and fluctuating fossil fuel prices.