ParsNord

ParsNord Thermal Solutions ApS

Aalborg, Denmark

SolarWindGeothermalHydrogenEnergy StorageOther

Founded 2019

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Profile last updated: March 17, 2026

About

Founded in 2019, ParsNord is a renewable energy company headquartered in Aalborg, Denmark specializing in Solar, Wind, Geothermal.

ParsNord is an R&D company founded in 2019 and based in Aalborg, Denmark. It develops thermoelectric modules, thermal management solutions, and energy technologies, combining materials science, device engineering and applied research. Its work covers flexible thermoelectric modules, thermally conductive substrates, district heating and cooling modelling, solar thermal, geothermal and wind system optimisation, hydrogen and fuel cell systems, thermal storage, and digital twins. ParsNord collaborates with universities, research centres and industry partners across Denmark, Sweden and Europe, and has a branch in Sweden for R&D partnerships.

Headquarters

Aalborg, Denmark

Founded

2019

Focus areas

thermoelectricsthermal managementflexible thermoelectric modulesenergy harvestingwaste heat recoveryR&Denergy storagehydrogendigital twinsCFD

Products & services

Business models

B2B

Value chain

R&DManufacturingDevelopmentEngineering

Service areas (1)

Research and development in energy and thermal solutions
Applied R&D on thermoelectric modules, thermal management, energy systems, and renewable energy technologies, including national and EU-funded projects.

Locations

Headquarters

9220, Aalborg, Denmark

Service regions

DenmarkSwedenEurope

Projects

THERMOCOOL

Thermoelectric and ferroelectric devices

EU project developing low-cost, sustainable thermoelectric and ferroelectric devices, with ParsNord as consortium partner.

2DPaper

Thermally conducting paper substrate

FlagERA / SIO Grafen initiative coordinated by Linköping University, developing a high-thermal-conductivity paper substrate from hBN 2D materials and nanocellulose for flexible electronics and thermoelectrics.

Completed: 2026-12-31

FTEM manufacturing project

Flexible thermoelectric modules

Grant from Norrköpings kommun, in collaboration with Linköping University and RISE, supporting development and manufacturing of low-cost flexible thermoelectric modules.