2016: Launches the ventilation unit Combi 302 Polar Top which combines two heat recovery techniques
2016: Established in the Estonian market
2015: Established in the Polish market
2015: Launches the effective compact system Compact S
2015: Launches the ventilation units Comfort 252 Top / Comfort 302 Top
2014: Launches the ventilation unit Combi 300 Polar which combines two heat recovery techniques
2013: Launches the multi functional Comfort CT150-system
2013: Launches the passive house certified Comfort CT300-system
2013: Establishes sales offices in Germany and Norway, and Nilan is now represented in 17 countries all over Europe
2012: Wins the international solar-powered housing competition Solar Decathlon for the third time
2010: Receives internationally recognised passive house certification for the Compact P
2010: Launches the highly effective compact system Compact P
2010: Established in the Hungarian market
2009: Wins the international solar-powered housing competition Solar Decathlon for the second time
2009: Established in the Belgian market
2009: Receives ISO 9001:2008 certification
2008: Established in the Czech market
2007: Wins the international solar-powered housing competition Solar Decathlon
2007: Develops the first HFC-free system with McDonald’s, Danfoss and the Danish Technological Institute
2006: Launches VP 18 Compact, a system which integrates ventilation and heat recovery, sanitary hot water production, cooling and heating in an integrated product
2005: Supplies state-of-the-art compact system to the largest passive housing building in the EU
2004: Launches the NilAIR air distribution system
2004: Merges with Danish heat pump manufacturer Vesttherm
2001: Launches the Comfort range
2000: Receives AAA credit rating
2000: Receives the Børsen Gazelle award for the second time. This award is presented to companies in recognition of exceptional growth measured on revenue or gross profit
1999: Receives the Børsen Gazelle award. This award is presented to companies in recognition of exceptional growth measured on revenue or gross profit
1997: Expands the facility at Hedensted in Denmark to 10,000 m2, thus doubling the production area
1990: Launches domestic heat pumps with capacity up to 500 m3/hour
1988: Expands the facility at Hedensted in Denmark for the first time
1985: Brand-new factory is commissioned at Hedensted in Denmark
1981: Moves to new and larger facility at Hedensted in Denmark
1980: Established on the markets in Finland, Austria, Canada and USA
