Danfoss Grodzisk

As part of the campus expansion in Grodzisk Mazowiecki, a new factory was built, enabling the relocation of 45 production lines from Kolding, Denmark, and increasing the facility's production capacity. The building was designed to be highly automated and energy-efficient, without the use of fossil fuels.

Investor:

Panattoni BTS

Architecture:

TFK Poznań

General contractor:

Dekpol Budownictwo

Location:

Grodzisk Mazowiecki, Masovian Voivodeship

Total area:

13,000 m²

Scope of work:

environmental decision, conceptual design, building permit design, detailed design, author's supervision, amendment to the local spatial development plan

This is the first Danfoss factory designed specifically for operational CO₂ neutrality. Heating, cooling, ventilation, and production machinery are powered by electricity, with no natural gas or oil used during normal operations.

The project included:

operational CO₂ neutrality

energy recovery from production processes

heat pumps and high-efficiency heat recovery

preparing roofs for photovoltaic installation

A highly automated production facility was built, integrated with the existing Danfoss campus. The facility has also become a key example of implementing energy-saving and energy-recovery solutions within the company's global network.