Gebwell G-Power® district cooling substation

More and more in Europe, especially in the Nordic countries like Finland, cooling of large buildings is also being centralised. District cooling is produced in a centralised production facility. The cooled water produced in the plant is delivered via pipelines to cool down the air conditioning in several buildings.

The principle of district cooling is similar to that of district heating, except the opposite – in district cooling, the excess heat is transferred from the customer to an energy company’s district heating water.

Compared to building-specific cooling, district cooling is more environmentally friendly, economical, easy to use and reliable. In district cooling, the cooling energy is produced centrally, cost-effectively and in an environmentally friendly fashion.

For the distribution of cooling in buildings, special cooling substations are used. G-Power substations adapted for cooling are used to this purpose. Each G-power cooling substation has a light, neat-looking and compact construction. It is available in one or more circuits.

All G-Power substations are manufactured from top-quality components.

• Manufactured in Finland
• Effortless installation
• Accurate and finished appearance
• High-class quality of components
• Easy hauling, installation and maintenance