The startup develops micro-combined heat and power systems utilizing patented liquid-cooled opposed-piston engine technology to generate electricity, hot water, and heat on demand. These systems provide reliable energy for homes and businesses, enabling operation on or off the grid while reducing electricity costs and carbon emissions.
Funding
$32.2M 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 energy systems often rely on centralized power grids, leading to inefficiencies in transmission and distribution, increased costs, and higher carbon emissions. Existing combined heat and power (CHP) systems can be bulky, expensive, and may not be suitable for diverse applications or fuel types.
Solution
Enginuity Power Systems develops and manufactures micro-combined heat and power (mCHP) systems designed to generate electricity, hot water, and heat on-site, reducing reliance on the grid and improving energy efficiency. These systems utilize a patented liquid-cooled opposed-piston engine technology that is dynamically scalable and multi-fuel capable, operating on natural gas, propane, and other fuels. Enginuity's CHP systems offer a modular design, near-zero vibration, and reduced emissions, making them suitable for residential, commercial, industrial, and military applications. The systems can operate on or off the grid, providing a resilient and cost-effective energy solution.
Target Audience
Enginuity Power Systems targets homeowners, commercial and industrial facilities, government entities, and military organizations seeking efficient, reliable, and cost-effective energy solutions with reduced carbon footprints.
Features
- Patented liquid-cooled opposed-piston engine design for high efficiency and durability
- Multi-fuel capability, supporting natural gas, propane, and military-grade fuels like JP8
- Scalable architecture, configurable from 8kW for residential use to 200kW for commercial and industrial applications
- Combined heat and power generation for simultaneous electricity, hot water, and heating
- On- or off-grid operation with black start capability for resilience during power outages
- Modular design for customizable configurations and easy integration with existing systems
- Low vibration operation due to mirror-balanced engine design
- Reduced emissions compared to conventional engines