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; } else if (isBigColumns) { } else { }Fully electric trucks on the road in DenmarkDanfoss is pioneering its sustainable electric transport operations by adding an additional 9 fully electric trucks to its fleet in Denmark.
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; } else if (isBigColumns) { } else { }Drives secure fresh air inside South America’s tallest buildingA huge number of Danfoss drives secure comfortable temperatures and cut down energy use inside Chile’s famous Costanera Center.
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; } else if (isBigColumns) { } else { }New factory at Danfoss’ existing campus in Grodzisk, Poland, runs on CO2 neutral energy.New factory at Danfoss’ existing campus in Grodzisk, Poland, runs on CO2 neutral energy. By electrifying and saving energy, we managed to design a new factory where 360 colleagues can now keep 45 production lines running full steam – no fossil fuels involved.
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; } else if (isBigColumns) { } else { }Danfoss makes a sustainable future for fish-farming learn howNorway's salmon industry is second to none. The country produces one million ton of farm-raised salmon each year. While blessed by cold and clean cold waters, the industry is also driven by a high level of innovation to ensure sustainability and minimize environmental impact. Danfoss has been a close partner to the fish industry since day one and has the technology to support a sustainable future for fish-farming.
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; } else if (isBigColumns) { } else { }California’s coolest cartAutonomous farming: one of the first self-driving machines in the specialty crop industry is proving itself among a select group of California farmers – with promising results. Danfoss supplies the digital brain making it possible.
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; } else if (isBigColumns) { } else { }Danfoss powers 100 percent electric ferry sailing World Heritage watersMolslinjen – Denmark's largest domestic ferry company – has set its first electric ferry in motion. The E-ferry Grotte will be breaking waves at the UNESCO World Heritage waters between the coastal town of Esbjerg and the island Fanø – and Danfoss is on board. The future holds great potential to operate shorter routes by electric ferries.