At WOLF, we evaluate every phase in the life cycle of our air handling units. From production to operation and end-of-life, each stage presents valuable opportunities to reduce emissions and drive improvement.
Our mission: Our mission: transparent emission tracking and targeted initiatives that measurably cut CO₂e emissions. Our ambition is to set the standard — going beyond current and upcoming European regulations and applicable norms. We act as partners, providing exactly the efficient solution you need – for both new projects and existing units.
This approach not only reduces emissions but also delivers long-term benefits for you, because economic and emission targets lead to the same direction: lower energy costs, higher performance, and as the main result: lower CO₂e emissions.
Additional initiatives In addition to our core efforts to cut emissions and energy use, we're proud to be expanding our impact with new innovative solutions — further strengthening our commitment to both the environment and our customers.
We minimize packaging materials and avoid excess wrapping to cut down on single-use packaging.
We minimize packaging materials and avoid excess wrapping to cut down on single-use packaging.
Dirty filters waste energy. We monitor them actively for timely replacement.
Dirty filters waste energy. We monitor them actively for timely replacement.
Smarter logistics mean a win for both the planet and your bottom line. This helps us to reduce transport-related emissions.
Smarter logistics mean a win for both the planet and your bottom line. This helps us to reduce transport-related emissions.
We minimize packaging materials and avoid excess wrapping to cut down on single-use packaging.
Dirty filters waste energy. We monitor them actively for timely replacement.
Smarter logistics mean a win for both the planet and your bottom line. This helps us to reduce transport-related emissions.
In Mainburg, Germany, a solar system with a total output of 400 kWp (2024) was installed, which can cover around 3.43% (2024) of the total electricity demand. In addition, around 8,594,000 kWh of electricity from renewable sources is drawn from the public grid. In the course of the year, an additional solar plant will be connected to the grid, which will have a further 406 kWp.
Operating on a global scale, we understand the importance of caring for the environment in every aspect of our work. At WOLF, we work continuously to lower the energy consumption of our units and continue to implement forward-thinking environmental projects.
We'd like to invite you to explore some of our current initiatives—like creating a home for bees—and discover how we’re turning innovative ideas into lasting impact.
