Climeon

An eco-friendly future for a changing maritime industry

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ClimeonTorshamnsgatan 44, 164 40, Kista, StockholmSwedenTel: +46 10-160 44 33; +46 10-160 44 33StockholmSweden Ängelholm1Climeoninfo@climeon.comhttps://climeon.com

Climeon is a clean energy company, headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.

The company’s unique technology, the Climeon Heat Power System, converts low-temperature waste heat and geothermal heat into clean electricity. Climeon’s ground-breaking Heat Power technology reaches 50% higher efficiency than other solutions on the market within the operating temperatures, while creating a smaller carbon footprint from manufacturing.

Our business minded and innovative approach to the technology allows us to empower our partners to become leading climate solvers, while increasing their profitability. Climeon was founded in 2011 by Thomas Öström and Joachim Karthäuser and has been listed on Nasdaq First North since October 2017. Learn more at climeon.com.

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Press Releases

Climeon Signs Order with NovaAlgoma for HeatPower 300 Installation on Groundbreaking Cement Carrier

Climeon is pleased to announce that NovaAlgoma Cement Carriers (NACC) has placed an order for Climeon’s Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) waste heat recovery technology, HeatPower 300, to be installed on a new groundbreaking methanol dual-fuel cement carrier. This RINA-classed vessel will set a new benchmark for sustainable shipping in the cement industry.

9 December 2024

Climeon Signs 1 MEUR HeatPower 300 Order with a Global Leader in Sustainable Shipping for Existing Container Vessels

One of the largest global shipping companies has signed an order for Climeon HeatPower 300 waste heat recovery systems to increase energy efficiency on board two large size existing container vessels. The order value is approximately 1 MEUR and the HeatPower 300 units will be delivered to the repeat customer of Climeon’s during 2024.

18 December 2023

Climeon’s HeatPower 300 Awarded Seatrade Cruise Product of the Year

Climeon’s recently launched HeatPower 300 Marine has been selected as Product of the Year at the Seatrade Cruise Awards 2022. The Seatrade Cruise Awards celebrates industry-leaders shaping the future of the cruise industry and Climeon was recognized by a panel of industry experts for its technological innovation in support of a sustainable, energy efficient cruise industry.

15 September 2022

Climeon Launches HeatPower 300 Marine on the Maritime Market

Climeon AB is launching its new waste heat recovery technology, HeatPower 300 Marine, on the maritime market at SMM, 6-9 September 2022. Developed for the maritime industry, HeatPower 300 Marine generates clean electricity from low-temp waste heat produced by a ship’s engines.

7 September 2022

Climeon to Launch HeatPower 300 Marine at SMM Hamburg

Climeon AB will officially launch its new waste heat recovery product, HeatPower 300 Marine, at SMM Hamburg, September 6-9, 2022. Optimized for the maritime industry, Climeon’s HeatPower 300 Marine system increases energy efficiency by generating clean, onboard energy from low temperature waste heat.

2 August 2022

Improve EEDI Ratings with Climeon HeatPower 300 Marine

Commissioning a new vessel allows operators to expand their fleet and increase profitability with additional resources but the design of a ship has a major impact on its subsequent performance and revenue-making capabilities. With increasing environmental regulations, such as the Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI), new-build ships must be designed with their environmental impact in mind.

7 June 2022

Waste Heat Recovery for EEXI Compliance?

The Energy Efficiency Existing Ship Index (EEXI) comes into force later this year, putting shipowners under increasing pressure to comply with new regulations. With most existing vessels exceeding the emissions thresholds set out in the EEXI, shipowners will need to modify ship designs to reduce emissions in order to continue operating.

25 May 2022

Climeon delivers new steam turbine solution to Viking Line

Climeon has developed a new steam turbine solution tailored for Viking Line’s new ship Viking Glory. The two steam turbines have now passed a Factory Acceptance Test with Viking Line and the certification body DNV-GL present. The steam turbines are part of the order placed by Viking Line in 2017 and will be delivered to Viking Glory over the upcoming months.

24 April 2020

Climeon completes Sea Trials with Virgin Voyages and Fincantieri

Climeon has successfully passed the SeaTrials for Virgin Voyages first ship, the Scarlet Lady.

24 April 2020

Climeon wins repeat order from Fincantieri

Climeon has received an additional order from the Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri of Heat Power modules worth EUR 1.5 million. The Heat Power modules will be installed in the fourth cruise ship that Fincantieri is building for Virgin Voyages.

24 April 2020

How will the Maritime industry deal with the 2020 Sulphur Regulations?

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has adopted stricter regulations on emissions, most prominently restrictions on Sulphur oxide (SOx) emissions, that will come into force first of January 2020. The current limit of allowed Sulphur content is no more than 3.50% m/m (mass of sulfur / total mass) and with the new 2020 regulations, ships will have to use fuel oil with a Sulphur content of no more than 0.50% m/m. The alternative is to continue with Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO) and to clean the exhaust gases with so called Scrubbers.

24 April 2020

Is the Maritime industry ready for 2020?

A follow up on green-tech and fuel options

24 April 2020

Committed to the future and sustainable shipping?

The Maritime Industry is highly affected by the upcoming 2020 regulations, increased fuel prices and the environmental awareness of the end customers and their demand for green shipping. The need for adaptation to a more environmentally friendly and cost-effective energy solution is urgent in the increasingly competitive global market.

24 April 2020

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