We are proud to announce that Airwatergreen's FLEX and NEXT dehumidifiers have now been assessed as aligned with the EU Taxonomy under the category "Manufacture of other low-carbon technologies."
This is clear confirmation that our products are not only energy-efficient – they are also verified as climate-smart according to one of the world's most ambitious frameworks for sustainable operations.
What does this mean for you as a customer?
If you work with climate targets, sustainability reporting, or public procurement, this is important news. The fact that our products align with the EU Taxonomy means that:
- Our technology meets the European Commission's environmental criteria
- It qualifies as a low-carbon solution in accordance with Article 9 of the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR)
- It can facilitate access to green financing, particularly in projects requiring verified environmental benefits
- It provides support for your ESG reporting and CSRD compliance
In short, choosing Airwatergreen is not just a technical decision. It is a strategic choice for climate responsibility and future-proofing.
Third-party assessment supported by our investor
Our investor, Nordic Alpha Partners (NAP) – a growth fund with a strong focus on sustainability – recently initiated an independent review of Airwatergreen. The purpose was to ensure that we meet the stringent requirements of Article 9 of the EU Taxonomy, which has now been confirmed.
Independent verification – real impact
Our assessment is based on a comprehensive, third-party reviewed Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), which demonstrates that our dehumidifiers generate a significantly lower climate impact than conventional alternatives.
A stronger offering for tomorrow's customers
“Being aligned with the EU Taxonomy strengthens our position as a sustainable technology partner,” says Bo Tiderman, CEO of Airwatergreen.
“It provides our customers with a proven, climate-smart choice that meets both today's technical requirements and tomorrow's sustainability goals”