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Since 1997 we have been developing and producing energy equipment at our site in Moers. CHP Units are our core business. The added value that we provide is ideas, quality and service. Technical knowledge, a capacity for innovation and customer orientation make us a high-performing player in the market for independent energy supply. Our customers include major energy suppliers and companies of all sizes. They require environmentally friendly and cost-efficient energy production. Qualified staff, know-how and years of experience are the basis for tried and tested solutions for the use of renewable and fossil fuels.
We focus on plants that are designed to be economical and sustainable in the long term, individually planned and tailored to your needs. Our qualified service team ensures that the plant functions reliably and at the highest possible operational availability.
Trouble-free order processing, high product quality and reliable service are the basis for a cooperative and long-term relationship. As a family-run, medium-sized company we are particularly conscious of our responsibilities to both our customers and our employees.

Since its founding 1977 in Hiddenhausen (North-west Germany) the family-run SOKRATHERM GmbH has been developing, building and delivering compact combined heat and power generation (CHP) units. Around 2,000 compact CHP units with 50 kW to 1 MW of electrical power generate heat and power in a wide variety of buildings worldwide using the highly efficient and environmentally friendly principle of cogeneration.
The CHP plants manufactured in Nordhausen (Thuringia) produce energy from fuels such as natural gas, biomethane, propane gas, sewage gas or biogas and often reach well over 90% reach total efficiency. With the appropriate accessories, they can also generate emergency power, steam, cooling or heat up thermal oil.
All CHP compact modules from the ISO 9001 certified production are intensively tested in a factory test run before delivery and provide comprehensive web-based remote monitoring. Particularly prominent examples of applications are Niederegger Marzipan in Luebeck (GG 402 with absorption chiller), the children's hospital in Buenos Aires (GG 50), the local heating network Flex-KWK in Oberhausen (GG 530 with electric boiler), the Früh Kölsch brewery in Cologne (GG 198 with steam generator) and the "energy bunker" in Hamburg (GG 530 + GG 237).
Core features of the compact cogeneration units are the compact and maintenance-friendly design, the high efficiency and the reliable plant operation. Or in short: compact, efficient, reliable.
The delivery programs with all key data are available at https://www.sokratherm.de/en/service/downloads/.
The staff of SOKRATHERM is looking forward to your inquiry!