Alfa Laval News

Alfa Laval is a leading global provider of first-rate products in the areas of heat transfer, separation, and fluid handling. The company aims to enhance the productivity and competitiveness of its customers in various industries worldwide, including energy, environment, food, and the marine industry. Alfa Laval's innovative solutions are designed to optimize processes, ensure efficient resource utilization, and reduce environmental impact. With a strong commitment to sustainability, Alfa Laval continuously develops technologies that promote energy efficiency, water conservation, and waste reduction, contributing to a more sustainable future.

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26 MAY '25

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The Power of Water Mapping: Unlocking Cost Savings and Environmental Benefits

Alfa Laval explains how mapping your water use—from intake to wastewater—can uncover hidden inefficiencies, reveal opportunities to cut costs, and even boost sustainability ratings.

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01 APR '25

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Collaborative innovation cuts heat exchanger carbon footprint by 60% for hospital in Helsinki

One of the most compelling aspects of this collaboration between Alfa Laval, Outokumpu, SSAB and Laakso Joint Hospital is its demonstration of how sustainable solutions can be implemented.

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13 FEB '25

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Alfa Laval Optiwia's new technology enabled centrifuges to save up to 70% water

Alfa Laval Optiwia optimizes water use in brewing and beverage sectors, retrofitting separators to save up to 70% water while ensuring smooth operation without extra cooling agents.

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06 FEB '25

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Alfa Laval's hydrogen solution is paving the way for new hydrogen refuelling stations across the EU

The RHeaDHy project focuses on safely refuelling 100kg of hydrogen in less than 10 minutes, achieving a peak flow of 300g/s at 1000bar.

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