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Thermal systems matched to the job the energy must do.

The company profiles describe a product roadmap across drying, hot water, steam, cooling, thermal storage and thermal-to-electric applications, with configurations available with or without storage.

Agricultural solar drying application
01

CSP Hot Air Dryers

Hot-air and agricultural drying equipment for produce processing and storage.

Agriculture
Hot water thermal system
02

CSP Hot Water Systems

Solar thermal systems for usable hot-water output across industrial and commercial applications.

Industrial · Commercial
Industrial steam and process equipment
03

CSP Steam & Boiler

Steam and boiler applications designed to integrate into existing thermal infrastructure.

Industrial
Cooling and chiller system
04

CSP Cooling / Chiller

A developing thermal cooling application for air-conditioning and process-cooling needs.

Industrial · Commercial
Industrial thermal storage concept
05

CSP Thermal Energy Storage

Store concentrated solar heat for extended utilisation rather than using it only at the moment of generation.

Storage
Power generation infrastructure
06

Thermal-to-Electric Power

A developing pathway for converting solar-derived thermal energy into electrical output.

Power
Design principles

What stays common across solutions.

Modular deployment

Capacity and skid configuration can be shaped around the customer application and thermal requirement.

Existing-system integration

Retrofit and integration are explicit parts of the company positioning.

Storage optionality

Configurations are described both with and without thermal-energy storage.

Applications

From drying and hot water to steam, cooling and storage.

  • Food and agriculture drying
  • Industrial hot water
  • Steam and boiler support
  • CSP cooling / chiller development
  • Thermal-energy storage
  • Thermal-to-electric development
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