By using renewable energy from the air, ground, or water, heat pumps produce zero on-site emissions and significantly reduce carbon output — up to 70% less CO₂ than fossil fuel heating.

• Compared to an oil or gas boiler, a heat pump can reduce your home’s CO₂ emissions by up to 60–70%.
• Switching to a KRONOTERM heat pump could save up to 3–5 tons of CO₂ per year for an average single-family home.

Over 10 years, that’s roughly the same positive climate impact as planting over 250 trees.

Switching to a heat pump is one of the most effective steps homeowners can take toward climate-neutral living.

Oil and gas prices are rising — and their supply can be unstable.
A heat pump lets you break free from fossil fuel dependence and future-proofs your home against energy market fluctuations.

• Heating with a heat pump means you’re using renewable energy (air, ground, or water) that’s free and abundant.
• Pairing your heat pump with a solar power system can make you even more independent, using your own electricity to power your heating.

Modern heat pumps can do more than just heat. All KRONOTERM heat pumps can reverse the cycle in summer, acting like a highly efficient air conditioner. With passive or active cooling modes, you can enjoy year-round temperature control — with a single, integrated system.

• Enjoy pleasant indoor temperatures all year round — without the need for a separate cooling system.
• This feature is ideal for new builds and renovations where both heating and cooling comfort are important.

Heat pumps are designed for long-term reliability and minimal maintenance — and KRONOTERM heat pumps take this even further with smart engineering and remote monitoring.

Unlike gas or oil boilers, which need frequent inspections, burner cleaning, and safety checks, a heat pump requires only one simple annual service. Maintenance usually includes cleaning air filters, checking pressure, and updating software — often possible remotely via CLOUD.KRONOTERM.

KRONOTERM units are developed and produced in Europe using high-quality components for lifespans of 20–30+ years, with ground systems (boreholes or collectors) lasting over 50 years.
For comparison, traditional boilers often need replacing after just 12–15 years.

Over their lifetime, KRONOTERM heat pumps deliver significant savings — both in energy costs and maintenance expenses.
A typical household can save €20,000–30,000 or more over 20 years compared to oil or gas heating, making a heat pump not just a sustainable choice, but a smart financial investment too.

KRONOTERM systems are:

• Ultra-silent (from 14 dB) — ideal for urban areas and compact homes, including apartments

• Smart Grid Ready and controllable via our CLOUD.KRONOTERM app

• Designed to work with radiators, underfloor heating, and solar PV systems

Easy to monitor, program, and optimize — even remotely.

Most European countries — including Germany, France, Austria, and Slovenia — offer generous grants, rebates, or tax incentives for heat pump installations. These can cover 30–70% of upfront costs. KRONOTERM helps you find and apply for available subsidies — making your investment even smarter.

Current Subsidies Overview (2025)

• Germany: Up to 70% of investment costs covered via the BEG program.

• Austria: Grants up to 50% for fossil fuel replacement through the Sanierungsoffensive.

• Switzerland: Regional grants (e.g., Zurich up to CHF 18,000).

• France: Up to €10,000 support through MaPrimeRénov’.

• Italy: Up to 65% reimbursement via the Conto Termico.

• Netherlands: Fixed subsidies from €2,400 to €5,100 depending on the system.

• Belgium: Regional programs covering up to 40% of installation costs.

• Slovenia: New €20 million program and Eco Fund grants for residential and commercial heat pumps.

• Nordic Countries: Tax deductions and green loans to support renewable heating.