Rising energy costs and escalating price volatility are putting unprecedented pressure on businesses, especially as the demand for electricity is projected to increase by 38% by 2035. Compounding these challenges, power outages have surged by 64% over the past decade, intensifying concerns about grid reliability. With energy prices expected to rise 40%-60% in the next decade, organizations face a critical need to find cost-effective, reliable, and sustainable energy solutions to maintain operational stability and control over their energy expenses.
Global mandates for carbon reduction are rapidly expanding, pressing businesses worldwide to align with stricter sustainability standards. Fifty-seven percent of consumers are now willing to alter purchasing habits for a lower environmental footprint. While current U.S. incentives support these transitions, the potential for changing government policies may erode these benefits, requiring companies to adopt resilient, proactive strategies for sustainable energy management and transparent climate activity disclosures to remain competitive and compliant.
There is a critical lack of standardized data in renewable energy, particularly regarding hot water usage and associated energy costs. This data gap limits the effectiveness of AI and machine learning models, which federal agencies and the energy sector increasingly rely on to drive sustainability and compliance strategies. As regulatory compliance mandates demand more granular reporting, the absence of reliable data hampers organizations' ability to meet these requirements effectively. Addressing this data shortfall is essential to enable informed decision-making.
We provide hybrid systems that combine solar thermal-electric (PVT) technology with existing infrastructure, significantly lowering costs for hot water and electricity while reducing reliance on traditional utilities. Our solutions transform energy liabilities into productive assets, ensuring a seamless transition to renewable power.
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Our innovative approach to clean hydrogen production utilizes Thermal Hydrogen Synthesis (THS), integrating renewable thermal energy to enhance electrolyzer efficiency. By reducing production costs and supporting scalability, Green CHP delivers a zero-emission solution that drives the future of sustainable energy.
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Our propietary approach to engineering services, ETHOS™ (Energy, Thermal, and Heat Optimization Services) delivers custom, technology-agnostic solutions that help businesses and public-sector organizations optimize energy use, cut emissions, and improve reliability—especially where hot water and thermal loads drive operations.
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Traditional Combined Heat and Power (CHP), also known as cogeneration, is a system that produces electricity and useful heat from a single fuel source. Conventional CHP systems typically rely on fossil fuels such as natural gas, coal, or oil. While they are more efficient than generating electricity and heat separately, traditional CHP systems still emit significant levels of CO₂ and other pollutants due to their dependence on non-renewable fuels.
Renewable Combined Heat and Power (Renewable CHP) integrates renewable energy sources, such as solar, biomass, or geothermal energy, into a system that simultaneously generates electricity and useful thermal energy (heat) from a single renewable energy input. Renewable CHP systems are designed to minimize greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, often achieving near-zero GHG emissions when powered by fully renewable sources.
A Photovoltaic Thermal (PVT) panel is a hybrid solar panel that combines photovoltaic (PV) technology to generate electricity and thermal technology to capture and use heat, delivering both power and usable heat from a single system. With thermal efficiencies of up to 70% and the ability to produce up to five times the total energy output compared to standalone PV panels, PVT systems maximize energy efficiency and sustainability by utilizing solar energy more effectively.
