This groundbreaking electric ferry has just been launched in Denmark with the help of Danfoss. Her name is Ellen, she has the largest battery capacity at sea and navigates without CO2 emissions. "Ellen is an excellent example of the future for electric transport: cleaner, greener and more efficient,” says Kimmo Rauma, Vice President of Danfoss Editron. https://www.danfoss.com/en/about-danfoss/news/cf/danfoss-powers-up-the-world-s-strongest-electric-ferry/ | Danfoss

These days, Danfoss is attending the largest exhibition in Denmark — VVS23. This is yet another fantastic opportunity for us to meet our trusted installers firsthand and share the exciting new product updates we have in store. Among the innovations, the floor heating solution Danfoss Icon2™ is being showcased. For a glimpse of what's to come, be sure to check out the video below where Tommy Henriksen gives you the walk through. To learn more about Danfoss Icon2™ go here: https://www.danfoss.com/

Help us congratulate the team at Danfoss’ Additive Design & Manufacturing Center in Nordborg, Denmark. The center has now passed 50,000 3D-printed components since its 2017 opening. Well done, team. Danfoss has two ADM Centers – the one in Nordborg, Denmark, and one in the USA. Both centers support our business areas with 3D-printed prototypes in practically all shapes and sizes, thereby adding speed to innovation and product development. | Danfoss

Danfoss was founded in 1933 and holds a strong legacy after our founder Mads Clausen. Click here to start a virtual tour into the history of Danfoss: https://danfossmuseum.dk/ | Danfoss

In 2026, we mark the 80th anniversary of the Danfoss name! When Mads Clausen founded his company in 1933, he named it "Dansk Køleautomatik- og Apparat-Fabrik." Meanwhile, he called the first product "Danfoss" — a combination of “Dan” for Denmark and “foss,” the Scandinavian word for river. The product's name soon became synonymous with the company, but it wasn't officially adopted until 1946. Remarkably, the Danfoss logo dates back to 1942, meaning we had our logo four years before our official