Becoming an Active Mover in the Energy Efficiency Movement, Munters will share knowledge in areas where it has deep expertise: from desiccant dehumidification to advanced cooling for data centers and air treatment solutions.

"Energy efficiency is central both to reaching global climate targets and to how we help our customers optimize performance, reduce costs, and lower environmental impact. By controlling climates - temperature and humidity - with precision, we enable more sustainable and resilient operations. Collaboration across industries is essential to accelerate this progress and turn resource efficiency into a competitive advantage," says Klas Forsström, President and CEO of Munters.

Munters first announced its support for the Energy Efficiency Movement in 2025, after the company established new science-based and validated climate targets. These include reducing emissions in the product use phase by 51.6% per unit sold by 2030 - a goal where improved energy efficiency is critical.

Through the Energy Efficiency Movement, Munters will contribute with best-practice cases, expert perspectives and insights that can help accelerate the adoption of proven technologies. The collaboration will also create opportunities to share practical examples of implementation and strengthen cross-industry dialogue on how energy efficiency can support competitiveness, energy resilience and decarbonization.

"Cross-industry collaboration is essential for driving energy efficiency. By joining as an Active Mover, Munters underscores its leadership in energy-efficient air treatment and climate solutions. Together with other global technology and manufacturing leaders, Munters contributes deep application expertise and proven solutions that deliver measurable impact at speed and scale," says Mike Umiker, Managing Director of the Energy Efficiency Movement.

As part of its deepened collaboration with the Energy Efficiency Movement Munters will later this month participate in industry dialogue at the London Climate Action Week and the IEA Annual Global Conference on Energy Efficiency in Montreal, Canada.