Conry Tech is developing a sustainable air-conditioning system that reduces energy consumption by over 40% while improving indoor air quality and preventing the spread of airborne viruses. Their technology eliminates reliance on fossil fuels and high-global warming potential refrigerants, addressing the significant CO2 emissions associated with traditional HVAC systems.
Funding
$1.6M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Traditional air conditioning systems consume a significant portion of a building's energy, rely on fossil fuels and refrigerants with high global warming potential, and can contribute to the spread of airborne viruses. These systems often lack the flexibility and control needed to meet the evolving demands of modern buildings and their occupants.
Solution
Conry Tech is developing a sustainable air-conditioning system designed to drastically reduce energy consumption, eliminate reliance on fossil fuels, and improve indoor air quality. Their innovative approach aims to decarbonize air conditioning by harnessing clean energy, providing grid demand response capabilities, and slashing carbon emissions. The system offers unprecedented flexibility and control for both tenants and building owners, reducing both capital and operational expenditures. Furthermore, it actively eliminates airborne contagions, creating a healthier indoor environment.
Target Audience
Conry Tech's primary customers are building owners, property developers, and facility managers seeking to reduce energy consumption, improve sustainability, and enhance indoor air quality in commercial and residential buildings.
Features
- Reduces building energy usage by over 40%, pushing buildings towards net-zero energy consumption.
- Designed to harness clean energy sources and provide grid demand response capabilities.
- Eliminates the use of fossil fuels and refrigerants with high global warming potential.
- Improves indoor air quality and actively eliminates airborne viruses.
- Provides enhanced flexibility and control for tenants and building owners.