UDEN-S heaters and the EU’s path to decarbonisation

The EU is firmly moving toward a carbon-neutral economy. And in this transition, low-consumption electric heating is no longer an exception – it is becoming the new standard.

📌 What is decarbonisation?
It means gradually reducing CO₂ emissions across all sectors – transport, industry, and housing.
Currently, about 36% of emissions in the EU come from buildings – mostly due to gas or solid fuel heating.

🔥 How does this affect us?

1️⃣ Electric heating is a priority
The EU aims to phase out gas boilers by 2040.
High-efficiency electric heating systems that can connect to renewable energy are key to this transformation.

2️⃣ Direct heating = minimal loss
UDEN-S and KEN panels heat surfaces, not air – no wasted energy.
This matches the core principle of “less input – more effect”.

3️⃣ Perfect for phased retrofitting
• Low grid load
• No water, pipes, or servicing required
• Easily installed in existing buildings without renovation

4️⃣ Works with renewables
These heaters pair perfectly with solar or hybrid systems.
If a building generates its own power – the carbon footprint of heating becomes zero.

📌 That makes UDEN-S and KEN products a clear answer to the needs of a new Europe.
A product that’s easy to explain from comfort, policy, and sustainability standpoints.

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