In spring 2025, Bruzaholms installed the Swedish-developed heat exchanger Lepido in a hot air stream from the sand cooler. The goal was to ascertain whether this solution could reliably recover waste heat from their processes, thereby reducing energy consumption and fossil CO2 emissions. After three months of initial operation, all data indicate successful implementation.

We're excited to share that we've been chosen to participate in the Second CoLab Tech Accelerator Program by Mondelēz International!

In the realm of food manufacturing, numerous processes generate substantial amounts of warm air, such as drying, boiling, frying, or grilling. However, these processes also release particles of fat, soot, and steam into the air, making it challenging to recover energy from warm air due to the traditional air handling units getting clogged by these particles.

We have developed a technology capable of recovering heat from warm ventilation air, even when the air is polluted. This brings several significant advantages, particularly in industrial laundries