Roman Aebersold
Managing Director
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
Your competence centre for
Energy
Efficiency
Personal, innovative, cooperative, sustainable and reliable.
With us, you are
the right choice
Since the company was founded 40 years ago, we have pursued one goal: to provide you, as a plant operator and investor, with safe systems that pay off for you. To this end, we work closely with engineers and installers and offer engineering services and training in addition to systems and components.
The large BMS network includes many well-known suppliers as well as various colleges and universities in the UK and abroad. This means you have access to around 30 well-connected specialists in refrigeration systems, air conditioning, heating technology and industrial solutions, all of whom want the same thing as you: to provide as much useful energy as possible with the least possible use of resources.
INNOVATION
BMS-Energietechnik stands for innovation—right from the start. For example, BMS founder Remo Meister played a key role in introducing plate heat exchangers to refrigeration technology.
Useful heat from waste heat
The waste heat recovery systems developed by BMS-Energietechnik AG utilize the maximum amount of energy with the minimum amount of electrical power consumption. This means that heat that would otherwise be dissipated into the environment is returned to the building.
Multiple uses thanks to power modules
The development of two-stage evaporation technology in collaboration with the HRS University of Applied Sciences Rapperswil laid the foundations for BMS power® module technology. This resulted in various patents for the module technology and the corresponding collector.
Optimal temperature spread
The latest innovation from BMS-Energietechnik AG on the market is the eXergy machine. Together with our partner varmeco GmbH & Co. KG, we have developed a solution for efficiency problems in heating technology.
Development of better residential wards
A project for efficient and hygienic nursing stations is currently underway in collaboration with the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HSLU) and supported by Innosuisse.
