Public buildingsAdo Arena
Cut pool heating energy use by 30 to 60% through the coldest winter in 20 years.

Proven across Norway
Third-party verified EPD
Cooling Post
EnergiAktuelt
Natural Refrigerants
Aqua series
Proven through the coldest winters and the most extreme summers. Decades of CO₂ engineering.
One unit heats through winter and cools through summer, no equipment swap needed. Built by engineers who have run CO₂ systems for decades.
kWh saved.
Equivalent to the energy consumption of ~487.5 European homes per year.
kg CO₂ reduced.
Equivalent to the annual CO₂ absorption of ~1,749 trees.
One unit handles it all, in any climate: heating, cooling and hot water together.

Every unit is tuned by engineers with years of hands-on CO₂ experience.
Public buildingsCut pool heating energy use by 30 to 60% through the coldest winter in 20 years.
HealthcareThree units, field COP 3.2, around 105 tonnes of CO₂ avoided per year.
IndustryThree units in a greenhouse, COP 4.8, around 750 tonnes of CO₂ avoided per year.
Tequs is backed by Eviny, Momentum, Kongsberg Innovation, StartupLab and Hafslund, alongside a 1 MEUR Research Council grant. Our sales pipeline has grown 7.5x in twelve months, with €15M in active deals.
The goal is straightforward: take the platform from Norway to Europe and the US, and make burning obsolete as the way the world makes heat.




A world first in CO₂ heat pump technology
Tequs becomes the first manufacturer to achieve Ecodesign certification for high-temperature, water-to-water CO₂ heat pumps.

Cutting district heating consumption by 36%
A Tequs CO₂ heat pump combined with hybrid solar panels is helping AdO Arena produce approximately 700,000 kWh of thermal energy annually.

Award-winning zero-emission energy system
Tequs heat pumps are at the heart of Norway’s first zero-emission energy system for greenhouse production.






Key features.
High enough to replace a fossil boiler outright, with no electric top-up needed to reach the last degrees.
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A few of the questions we get most before switching to Tequs.