“Bosch has always been an innovator since our founding and for many years now, we have led the way in developing green technology,” said Dr. Alexander Wuthnow, president and CEO, Bosch Home Comfort North America. “We invent energy-efficient solutions that not only make the home more comfortable, but more sustainable for our climate as well. Now we are excited to evolve our company through the Bosch Home Comfort brand and collaborate with our partners and industry leaders to advance toward a greener future — both for the home and our planet.” 

The new name also embraces the global megatrend toward electrification, with Bosch announcing last month an investment of $737.6 million in electrification to further accelerate heat pump ramp up, specifically as high demand for climate-friendly solutions continues globally. In the U.S., Bosch was also one of the first manufacturers ready to market with a SEER2/HSPF2 product line that meets the 2023 federal minimum energy efficiency standards.

Bosch Home Comfort saw a 68% increase in business growth in the U.S. last year, where Bosch has a highly competitive product portfolio of continuously variable, and thus energy-efficient, inverter devices.