Enerin bags €15M to turn a 200-year-old engine into the future of clean heat: 'All about economics'

From left: Stefan Mård (Climentum), Kristian Løver (Enerin), Sofie Käll (The Footprint Firm), and Arne Høeg (Enerin CEO). Credit: Press photos/Impact Loop mockup
25 Nov 2025
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From left: Stefan Mård (Climentum), Kristian Løver (Enerin), Sofie Käll (The Footprint Firm), and Arne Høeg (Enerin CEO). Credit: Press photos/Impact Loop mockup
This Norwegian startup is betting that a reinvented Stirling engine can provide industrial heat cheaper and more reliably – and investors including Climentum Capital and The Footprint Firm are buying in.

We spoke to Stefan Mård, partner at Climentum, to find out why they invested.

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