Our entire business model is built on ensuring that equipment is operated and maintained in the most optimal manner. Enabling the most reliable performance, with the lowest environmental impact.
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It is simple: Bringing our knowledge of people, equipment and maintenance together to ensure reliable operation throughout the entire lifecycle.

The core of what we do is maintenance done right.

We succeed when equipment and assets last longer, when spare parts don't pile up unused, and when production runs without unexpected stops.

This ultimately leads to less waste, lower emissions, and better use of resources.

We engage in partnerships to ensure sustainable and lasting value to the communities we operate in. Whether it is developing a project for clean energy, ensuring critical infrastructure or working with schools in developing innovative solutions for the future – it all sums to a positive social and environmental impact.

We co-founded A2X with SubC and HYTOR - a  partnership projecting and building sustainable energy infrastructure and Power-to-X solutions.
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Together, we move things forward.
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‍This approach guides our work with clients: Collaboration to find the best solutions. This is the approach we have to all our clients because we see the value it brings. We are always curious to hear about ways to partner up for change, whether it is social change or clean-tech related. As long as it is sustainable.

We take care of people to empower them to become the best versions of themselves and drive impact on local communities. We define local communities as both the organization and the local society we live in.

To set an example, Terotech regularly supports local charities and events throughout the year, where employees can tip in with what they think we should support. Just as we source locally and emphasize the benefits of being a good citizen to the extent possible and volunteer locally.

Social events are part of our DNA. They are voluntary, but always fun and range from yoga and ice-hockey to wine tasting and pub crawl and at least two, but more like four, times each year, the families are invited too.

We are also involved in GenIn, a local non-profit teaching kids about sustainability and connecting them with local businesses. Education that makes a difference.