Kyoto Group is addressing a crucial question on the agenda here in Germany and internationally: How to supply consistent industrial heat based on intermittent renewable energy sources instead of fossil fuels. We believe Heatcube is a very attractive answer to this question, and we very much look forward to working with Kyoto to realize its full potential.

Lutz Brandau, VP Sales of Steinmüller Engineering.

We have had a really good and instructive collaboration with Kyoto Group, and this is a good example of what we want to do with our new test centre - to develop and demonstrate new, groundbreaking and green technologies in collaboration with companies, researchers and authorities.

Søren Gais Kjeldsen, CEO of Aalborg Forsyning.

Our aim is to rely entirely on sustainable energy in the future while ensuring lower energy costs. Kyoto’s Heatcube will provide us with a stable and cost-effective supply of sustainable process heat, and we are excited to get started with this project.

Ádám Sass, Strategic Director of KALL Ingredients Kft.

We are proud of the smooth and successful introduction of the world’s largest electrical heater for molten salt and are looking forward to the large-scale commercial roll-out of Heatcube as well as the further development of the technology together with Kyoto Group.

Christopher Molnar, Managing Director of Vulcanic, a Spirax Sarco company

It is exciting to work together with the young and dynamic team of Kyoto and you can really feel the energy and the eagerness of the entire project team to contribute to a greener future. It gives me personally extra motivation for the entire project.

Magne Ryholt, Høglund Project Manager

The partnership with Kyoto and its Heatcube thermal storage solution is a further step for Iberdrola in its mission to decarbonize the economy through electrification. Storage is one of the major challenges in the energy transition, hence this collaboration with the Norwegian group will be key to our strategy

Fernando Mateo, Global Head of Industrial Decarbonization at Iberdrola

Kyoto Group is addressing a crucial question on the agenda here in Germany and internationally: How to supply consistent industrial heat based on intermittent renewable energy sources instead of fossil fuels. We believe Heatcube is a very attractive answer to this question, and we very much look forward to working with Kyoto to realize its full potential.

Lutz Brandau, VP Sales of Steinmüller Engineering.