Greendur Technologies develops a thermal battery that enables efficient thermal energy storage, allowing industrial facilities to decarbonize heat generation and reduce CO2 emissions by 5-15%. By charging the battery during off-peak hours or using low-cost renewable energy, the system achieves over 90% efficiency and enhances energy independence while minimizing reliance on fossil fuels.
Funding
$220K 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
Many industrial facilities rely on fossil fuels for heat generation, resulting in significant CO2 emissions and hindering decarbonization efforts. Fluctuations in energy prices and reliance on external energy sources can also impact operational costs and energy independence.
Solution
Greendur Technologies offers a thermal energy storage solution that enables industrial facilities to decarbonize heat generation and reduce their carbon footprint. The system utilizes a thermal battery that can be charged during off-peak hours using grid electricity or low-cost renewable energy sources. By storing thermal energy, the system enhances energy efficiency through waste-heat recovery, reduces reliance on fossil fuels, and promotes a balance between energy generation and demand. This approach allows industrial facilities to reduce CO2 emissions by 5-15% and achieve greater energy independence.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes industrial facilities seeking to decarbonize their heat generation processes, reduce CO2 emissions, and improve energy efficiency.
Features
- Thermal energy storage system for industrial heat generation
- Compatibility with off-peak grid electricity and renewable energy sources
- Waste-heat recovery capabilities for increased energy efficiency
- Reduction of CO2 emissions by 5-15%
- Modular design for flexible integration into existing facilities
- Smart energy management for optimized energy use