Karnot, a company with a robust emphasis on research and development, extends its technology licensing to countries within the APAC region and the UK. It also serves local customers in the Philippines by providing and installing machinery. This strategy empowers Karnot to gain a deep understanding of customer needs, garner insights from customer experiences, and gather practical knowledge about system performance in real-world conditions. All these inputs significantly contribute to the enhancement of future product developments.Products Available for Licensing:Commercial:The Karnot®AQUA-HC (35kW) is a cost-effective, high-performing Carbon Dioxide-based heat pump with three primary functions - hot water production, space heating, and cooling. It operates within a wide temperature range of -25°C to 110°C, delivering 35kWth of heating and 27kWth of cooling. Despite its modest input power of 8kWe, it achieves a remarkable coefficient of performance (COP) ratio of 1:7.75. Engineered to work with water, this heat pump draws power from a minimal set of 20 x 400-watt solar panels.Primarily targeting businesses such as hotels, restaurants, care homes, student accommodations, and industrial clients in need of hot water, the Karnot®AQUA-HC (35kW) distinguishes itself with its high production rate. It can generate up to 650 litres of hot water per hour at 70°C.Industrial Processing:The Karnot®PLUS-HC heat pumps utilize Carbon Dioxide as a base and operate within a broad temperature range from -25°C to 120°C, all while preserving a high coefficient of performance (COP). These heat pumps have the ability to dry products or function with a range of thermal fluids, which include mixtures of water and glycol, liquid silicones, and non-flammable fluids with dielectric properties. They are ideally suited for drying and processing industries, with specific applications within the chemical, pharmaceutical, automotive, and food processing sectors.

SL-Enerhiya is constructing a low-carbon demonstration facility in Mapandan, Pangasinan, Philippines. The primary purpose of this facility is to showcase a range of sustainable technologies, including CO2 heat pumps, solar panels, rainwater harvesting systems, and other low-carbon solutions. These technologies are specifically selected for their suitability in South East Asia and ASEAN countries, aiming to promote environmentally friendly practices and contribute to the region's transition towards a low-carbon future.