Energy efficiency is crucial for sustainability, yet vast amounts of low-temperature waste heat remain unused in industrial ...

How does it work? Have a look, including a quick tour of a Canadian project where the technology drives down emissions and preserves more usable energy. There are many industrial processes that ...

A while back, I addressed the energy savings potentials behind a drain waste heat recovery heat exchanger. It has the potential of reducing energy consumption of residential applications by as much as ...

For heat recovery to be cost effective, it is essential for processes to be well coordinated and the cooling water discharge temperature needed for the process must be reached. Examples for use of ...

Systems that extract waste heat from industrial processes and use it generate electric power now employ chemical-electromechanical technology. A recent report from Global Marketing Insights brings to ...

Fuel-agnostic and suitable for newbuilds and retrofit, Organic Rankine Cycle waste heat recovery systems are making headway as an energy-efficiency measure. Market prospects are looking so good for ...

RESIDENTIAL WASTE HEAT recovery holds one of the greatest potentials in the effort to reduce energy consumption. Properly applied, it can reduce the thermal energy used for generating hot water by 50% ...

Hong Kong University researchers have invented and patented a direct thermal charging cell (DTCC). The DTCC is a recapture device that turns low-grade heat (under 200°C) into electricity. Low-grade ...