Danfoss Climate Solutions has named Dennis Appel as Divisional President of its newly established Controls and Thermal Management division.

This new division unites the expertise of heat exchangers with refrigeration, cooling, and air conditioning technologies to accelerate innovation and enhance efficiency. Since 2020, Dennis Appel has played a key role in expanding Danfoss’ heat exchangers business.

Dennis Appel to head new Danfoss Climate Solutions' division

Dennis has successfully led our heat exchangers business, and his leadership will be a tremendous asset to our refrigeration and components business. With 20 years of leadership experience in international heat transfer and thermal management companies, he brings deep industry expertise to this role,” said Kristian Strand, President of Danfoss Climate Solutions.

Dennis Appel, Divisional President of the newly formed Controls and Thermal Management division, commented: “I am excited to build upon our strong foundation and history of exceptional products, solutions, and customer relationships, while bringing together two talented teams with a proven track record of success. Most importantly, I look forward to driving impactful results for our customers.

Danfoss Climate Solutions enhance customer satisfaction

By combining heat exchangers and refrigeration technologies, Danfoss Climate Solutions is strengthening its ability to respond swiftly to evolving customer needs, technological advancements, and regulatory requirements.

Kristian Strand, President of Danfoss Climate Solutions, said, “The HVACR industry is advancing rapidly, with an increasing focus on sustainability, energy efficiency, and compliance. Our new setup will allow us to align more effectively with these trends and seamlessly adapt to market changes.

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