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The Test Centre in the new Johann Vaillant Technology Center has gone into operation. Here we put products and technologies through their paces. After all, the quality must be top-notch for the customer.
In Paris in 2015, the world's nations agreed on one common climate target: limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees celcius to mitigate the worst effects of climate change. The Vaillant Group sets itself ambitious goals in its SEEDS sustainability strategy to contribute to this target.
Diversity and inclusion are part of good corporate governance today. The Vaillant Group also attaches great importance to this topic.
The British government is considering the increased use of hydrogen in buildings as a source of clean energy. With funding from government, two major projects are currently ongoing, “Hy4heat” and “HyDeploy”, which are looking into the use of hydrogen for heating.
Demand for Vaillant Group heat pumps has been growing strongly for years. One reason for this: models are available for every need.
The Vaillant Group develops heating appliances based on hydrogen. As a CO₂-neutral gas, hydrogen can contribute to the decarbonisation of buildings. It’s not just the environment that benefits.
Why would somebody want to renovate the remains of ancient ruins from the 15th century in order to make it into a home? … For the family!
That’s what it’s all about: heating technology that quite literally makes for a warm home. Since the partnership was sealed in 2013, the Vaillant Group has been equipping SOS Children’s Villages with heating technology in some 20 countries, sometimes just one device, sometimes complete systems for entire villages.
In 2018, the Vaillant Group and “SOS Children’s Villages worldwide” agreed to continue their existing partnership. Petra Horn, Managing Director of “SOS Children’s Villages worldwide”, and Dr Jens Wichtermann, Director Corporate Communications, Sustainability & Politics at the Vaillant Group, have jointly reflected on the past and attempt to forecast the future.
In 2018, two new SOS Children’s Villages were opened in quick succession in western France. They now offer around 70 children a warm and cosy home. Saunier Duval kitted out the houses – 15 in total – with modern heating technology.
It was the biggest SOS Children’s Villages project in the history of the Vaillant Group in France. Fifteen large family homes split between two villages were in need of a heating system that conserved as much energy as possible.