Holdigaz, the 4^th natural gas distributor in Switzerland, has become an important shareholder of BOOSTHEAT.

Our quest for innovative technological solutions led us to choose the least energy-consuming boiler in the world in order to be in line with the main energy transition objectives in Switzerland: reducing primary energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.

Holdigaz will import into Switzerland the amazing technological breakthrough developed by BOOSTHEAT's engineers and welcomes the opportunity of sharing its enthusiasm with its customers.

Philippe Petitpierre
Chairman and CEO, Holdigaz SA

The energy transition has a two-fold objective: to halve consumption and achieve carbon neutrality.

Objectives for gas use, which today serves to balance the energy mix by covering most heating needs, call for two major changes: moving towards a 100% green gas and offering disruptive solutions that can halve consumption.

In this context, the commercial launch of the thermodynamic boiler, BOOSTHEAT.20, which is 200% more energy efficient and will be compatible with green gases, is a major step in promoting the place of gas in the energy mix of tomorrow.

Alain Mille
Development Director, GrDF

Whether we’re talking about individual or collective transport or heating systems, the main challenge for this century is efficient and responsible management of energy.

In the automotive industry, we are investing huge amounts in hybrid technologies and all-electric vehicles.

In the heating sector, BOOSTHEAT claims to have produced a major innovation that meets this requirement: the thermodynamic boiler.

I can’t wait to buy my first BOOSTHEAT boiler.

Dominik Gruber
Head of Marketing & Customer Experience, Porsche France

Since BOOSTHEAT became a public limited company six years ago, a Board of Directors has assisted founding directors Luc Jacquet and Jean-Marc Joffroy.

I and my fellow Board members are convinced that BOOSTHEAT’s technological and commercial innovations will soon gain a stature worthy of the challenges posed by the new energy era that is currently dawning.

Eric Dutilleul
Board member, BOOSTHEAT

Since 2014, ADEME has supported BOOSTHEAT’s technological innovation by funding its tertiary and commercial range and through the “air-conditioning of the future” project awarded at the Paris Climate Conference (COP21).

More recently, ADEME has sponsored a survey on BOOSTHEAT’s business model innovation involving the establishment of a rental model for boilers destined for individual households and the retail market.

ADEME considers that BOOSTHEAT has provided an immediate and modular solution that meets the requirements of the Paris Agreement and the broader challenges of energy transition in the housing sector.

Jérôme d'Assigny
Regional Director Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, ADEME (French Agency for the Environment and Energy Management)