Frenger has installed Solar Photovoltaic (PV) panels at our UK Technical Headquarters, providing significant energy savings, generating over 70% of our total energy consumption and helping to minimise the environmental impact of our operations when manufacturing our industry leading HVAC products.

This initiative not only demonstrates our commitment to sustainable practices but also helps us reduce our energy costs and dependence on non-renewable energy sources.

Frenger has invested in replacing the skylights at our UK Technical Facility, maximizing natural light in the factory. This initiative not only improves the working environment for our employees but also significantly reduces our reliance on artificial lighting during daylight hours.

By harnessing natural light, we're able to decrease our energy consumption, leading to lower electricity costs and a reduced carbon footprint.

At Frenger, we've implemented a sustainable packaging and delivery system using reusable steel stillages. Our products are individually packaged and delivered on these stillages, which are then collected , significantly reducing waste packaging.

This circular system not only minimizes our environmental impact but also improves efficiency in our supply chain. By using these sturdy stillages, we reduce the need for disposable packaging materials and lower the overall waste generated by our operations.

Frenger's Chilled Beams contain recycled material content and materials can be fully recycled at the end of the product's long life (25yrs + life expectancy).

For example, the copper used in X-Wing 'Radiant' Passive Chilled Beams and Modula LTHW Radiant Heating Panels is made from 65% recycled material.

- Chilled Beams & LTHW Radiant Heating Panels can be 100% recycled at end of life,

- Materials can be separated to allow all materials to be recycled (steel, aluminium, copper)

At Frenger, we've adopted a 'Made to Order' (MTO) approach for our product manufacturing. This strategy allows us to minimize production wastage and energy consumption by producing only what is needed, when it's needed.

By avoiding overproduction and maintaining lean inventory levels, we reduce the resources required for storage and the potential for obsolete stock. This not only improves our operational efficiency but also significantly reduces our environmental footprint.