Turn your waste heat from 60°C into energy and CO₂ savings
The PULSE is a breakthrough technology that recovers waste heat across a temperature range not covered by solutions currently on the market.
20 to 50% of the energy consumed by industry is released as waste heat. Many solutions already exist to recover high-temperature waste heat, and today's electricity is partly produced from this waste heat.
However, no technology existed to recover heat between 60 and 150°C — 30% of the waste heat generated by industry.
The PULSE is a solution that uses a new thermodynamic cycle, making it efficient from 60°C to 150°C.
No other solution on the market can address this temperature range.
The PULSE is 60% more efficient than the Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) machine.
Want to find out if your industrial site can recover its low-temperature waste heat?
The feasibility pre-study is free.
The benefits
Why install the PULSE at your industrial site?
Lower energy bills
The Pulse lets you produce 800 MWh/year per machine. Optimize your processes' energy efficiency and save!
Visibility on your electricity production cost
The machine's operating cost is known, over a 20-year period.
Reduced carbon footprint
Avoid up to 350 tonnes of CO₂ emissions per machine per year.
Regulatory compliance
Green Industry Act, Energy and Climate Act, SNBC.
Standalone electricity production solution
The Pulse can be an asset on unstable or off-grid networks.
An asset for ISO 50001 certification
The energy management standard.
Applications
The heat to be recovered is present in many processes.
Want to recover your waste heat but your application isn't in these categories? Our solution applies to many other applications. Let's talk — the pre-feasibility study is free!
Partners
The team
Want to find out if your industrial site can recover its low-temperature waste heat?
The feasibility pre-study is free.
Team for the Planet
Entent is supported by Team for the Planet
Team for the Planet is the world's largest citizen movement dedicated to fighting climate change.
The Pulse was identified by Team for the Planet as an innovation with a decisive impact in the fight against greenhouse gases.