Fahrenheit
AcquiredCooling from waste heat — adsorption chillers powered by zeolite technology
Halle, Germany · Founded 2002
- Headquarters
- Halle
- Employees
- 11–50
- Founded
- 2002
- Business Model
- B2B
- Website
- fahrenheit.cool
About
Fahrenheit GmbH (formerly SorTech) is a German cleantech company founded in 2002 and headquartered in Halle an der Saale that pioneered commercial adsorption cooling technology. The company's patented zeolite coating technology enables chillers that generate cooling from waste heat or renewable heat sources, using water as refrigerant instead of hazardous chemical cooling agents. Fahrenheit's systems save up to 80% of electricity compared to conventional compression cooling systems and are deployed in applications including space cooling, IT/data center cooling, and food preservation. The company has conducted extensive R&D and holds numerous patents in adsorption technology. Fahrenheit was acquired by McKinsey & Company.
Summary
Fahrenheit is a Climate Tech company based in Halle, Germany, founded in 2002.
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