Enersion
Plug and Play · Enersion has invented a refrigerant free HVAC/Chiller that uses 70% less electricity.
Competitors
| Company | Category | Status | Program |
|---|---|---|---|
 EksteraShared: waste heat, electricity, developedNot statedOther | Other | Not stated | Plug and Play |
 MagnoTherm SolutionsShared: cooling technology, refrigerant, conventionalNot statedOther | Other | Not stated | Plug and Play |
 SOLS EnergyShared: solar energy, thermal, greenNot statedOther | Other | Not stated | 500 Global2018 |
 SunFarmerShared: solar energy, electricityActiveOther | Other | Active | YCS15 |
 MadroneShared: cooling technology, less, waterActiveOther | Other | Active | YCX26 |
Adjacent
| Company | Category | Status | Program |
|---|---|---|---|
 PrometheusShared: global warming, electricity, contributeActiveOther | Other | Active | YCW19 |
 Sylvan Source (SSI)Shared: thermal energy, compared, waterNot statedOther | Other | Not stated | Plug and Play |
 OPTMASS Co., Ltd.Shared: solar energy, heat, technologyNot statedOther | Other | Not stated | Plug and Play |
 Glint SolarShared: solar energyNot statedAI | AI | Not stated | Antler2020 |
 Green Earth InstituteShared: global warming, green, developedNot statedOther | Other | Not stated | Plug and Play |
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About Enersion
Enersion has developed a new green chiller technology that uses heat instead of electricity to produce cooling thereby saving on electricity consumption by over 70% compared to the conventional cooling technologies. In addition, it uses water as a refrigerant as opposed to synthetic refrigerants (like R134a) that contribute to global warming. Enersion chiller uses any thermal energy such as solar energy or low-grade waste heat (an existing by-product of operations) to produce cooling power. It also can be paired with a CHP (Combined Heat and Power) unit to offer cooling, heating and electricity as one integrated solution. The work behind Enersion began in 2015 by a team of University of Toronto and MIT surface physicists and mechanical engineers who set out to replace the century-old compressor-based cooling technology with a financially viable green technology.
- Category
- Other
- Location
- Canada
- Checked
- 2h ago
Enersion: questions
Which accelerators did Enersion go through?
Enersion is listed by Plug and Play.
Where is Enersion based?
Enersion lists Canada as its location on Plug and Play's page.
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