Air conditioning systems consume 10 percent (2,000 TWh) of the world’s electricity. This figure is expected to triple by 2050, parallel to the world’s rapid population growth and industrialization.

Making a statement as part of World Productivity Week (December 21-27), Çukurova Heating Marketing Manager Osman ÜNLÜ highlighted the 30 percent savings to be achieved in air conditioning systems with the high-efficiency ‘water radiant panel’ product group.

Air conditioning systems consume 10 percent (2,000 TWh) of the world’s electricity. However, in line with rapid industrialization, it is estimated that the air conditioning sector will use 6,200 TWh of electricity globally by 2050. This poses a serious problem for the future of the world, as the air conditioning sector currently accounts for 4 percent of the world’s total greenhouse gas emissions.

Making a statement as part of World Productivity Week (December 21-27), Çukurova Heating Marketing Manager Osman ÜNLÜ highlighted the importance of efficient heating for businesses and a sustainable future:

Renovation opens the door to efficient heating

Measures taken in businesses and industrial facilities where air conditioning systems are used extensively not only reduce the air conditioning sector’s share of global energy consumption but also contribute to carbon reduction. This is because in industrial facilities and commercial buildings, which account for 30 percent of global electricity consumption, 80 percent of the energy consumed in winter comes from heating systems. Renovation is one of the solutions frequently employed by businesses to combat this situation.

One of the most environmentally friendly technologies in the world

Upgrading traditional heating systems in industrial facilities and businesses with the highly efficient “water radiant panel” product line can save up to 30 percent on energy. This allows businesses to both reduce their skyrocketing energy bills and reduce CO2 emissions caused by excessive energy consumption. Because water radiant panels don’t emit any harmful gases, they are considered one of the most environmentally friendly heating technologies worldwide.

Offers maximum comfort in heating

Water-based radiant panels not only reduce energy consumption but also improve comfort in businesses. Unlike systems that transfer heat through air, the rays emitted from water-based radiant panels are not affected by air movement. The rays, which directly strike machines, people, and the floor, are converted into thermal energy and are evenly distributed throughout the space, achieving maximum heating comfort. This operating principle allows the perceived temperature to exceed the actual temperature, increasing energy efficiency by up to 30 percent.

It saves on operating and maintenance costs

Moreover, unlike systems that provide heating with hot air, there is no need for electrically driven fans. The system’s operating principle, limited to the boiler and circulation pump, provides advantages in terms of both operating and maintenance costs. ” he said.