ZERO2COOL®️ last week became one of only 200 companies worldwide to earn a coveted presentation slot at the Emerging Tech Venture Summit. The San Jose-based event connects founders of the hottest venture backed, emerging and early-stage companies with an exclusive audience of venture capitalists, corporate investors, private investors, investment bankers, and strategic partners.Emerging Tech Venture Summit, presented by youngStartup Ventures, is one of the premier industry gatherings for venture backed, emerging and early stage companies. With thousands of attendees each year and over 150 featured investors representing over $250B under management, Venture Summit is the event where significant deals are made. Michael Keane, Chairman & CEO of ChillTechnologies/Zero2Cool said: “We were thrilled to be part of such an important event and look forward to following up on the many contacts we made, both with strategic partners, advisors and potential investors.”#zeroemissions , #foodloss , #microgrids , #refrigeratedtransport , #buildingcooling, #equitablecooling
With capacities of between 18 kW and 300 kW, and temperature ranges of 3C to 18C, we deliver cold storage solutions with zero fuel cost and zero CO2. Our chillers can be run off waste heat from any generator, including hydrogen, and also off direct fired heat, or biomass. We are actively working on solar solutions as well, such that our technology can be deployed in almost any situation.
With cooling capacities from 4 kW to 7 kW, designed for refrigeration of trailers up to 40/50’, and temperature ranges from 3-18C, our thermal compressor TRUs run off the engine exhaust gases, providing 100% cost- and CO2-free refrigeration. Back-up power from gas and solar is also provided, making the unit entirely self-contained.
Zero2Cool offers highly efficient, reliable cooling and heating units designed to fit easily into any existing air conditioning system. Both our stand-alone and externally powered models deliver a significant reduction in cooling emissions and energy costs at far higher ambient temperatures than other solutions.