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ExtraJool

ExtraJool converts industrial waste heat into electricity, providing a decarbonized energy source. Their technology captures and transforms wasted thermal energy, reducing reliance on traditional power generation and lowering carbon emissions for industrial facilities.

Founded 20234700+ followers
Updated 3 months ago

Funding

$1M 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.

Funding rounds are not available yet.

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Problem

Industrial facilities generate significant amounts of waste heat, which is often released into the environment, representing a loss of potential energy and contributing to thermal pollution. Current waste heat recovery solutions are often expensive, inaccessible, and not well-suited for low-power and intermediate-temperature applications. This limits the ability of many industries to improve energy efficiency, reduce operational costs, and meet sustainability goals.

Solution

ExtraJool provides a waste heat recovery solution that converts industrial waste heat into clean electricity. Their technology captures and transforms wasted thermal energy, reducing reliance on traditional power generation and lowering carbon emissions for industrial facilities. By focusing on low-power and intermediate-temperature applications, ExtraJool addresses a gap in the market, offering an economically efficient way for industries to lower their energy expenses and reinforce self-generated electricity. The solution helps companies accelerate energy transition, support green deal targets, and improve their return on investment (ROI) through increased energy autonomy.

Target Audience

ExtraJool primarily targets industrial facilities seeking to reduce energy expenses, improve energy efficiency, and meet sustainability goals by converting waste heat into a usable energy source.

Features

  • Converts waste heat into clean electricity for industrial facilities.
  • Focuses on low-power and intermediate-temperature applications.
  • Aims to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.
  • Designed to be economically efficient, providing a strong ROI.
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