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Within two different
demonstrators
in Central European Climate
(heating) and Mediterranean
Climate (cooling, water
recovery and desalination) the
technology is tested,
further developed and
disseminated.
Today, greenhouse horticulture is related to the highest productivity of all common methods in agriculture. The
energy consumption, especially for heating purposes in Central Europe are still high, while in Southern Europe,
growing water shortages will force to use seawater desalination, which may also cause a quantum leap in energy
demand.
TheGreeFa proposes solutions for greenhouse farming that recover the latent heat of the humid air, that
otherwise is not used, and pure water from the humidity.
Increase of energy
efficiency / reduction of
energy consumption
Large use of renewable
energy
Cost savings