National Thermovoltaics

National Thermovoltaics is a groundbreaking startup in the Renewable Energy and Clean Energy industries, founded in 2018. The company has developed a revolutionary low temperature thermovoltaic power generator (TVG) that converts low temperature waste heat directly into clean base load power. This technology, characterized by its Polycrystalline structure, is cost-effective to manufacture, mechanically flexible, and showcases significantly higher output per unit area compared to traditional thermal electric devices.

The TVG technology has undergone rigorous testing, validation, and replication in various studies conducted in Canada and the US, including by notable organizations such as The Department of Energy, the Colorado School of Mines, Rice University, Lockheed Martin, SAIC, and Medalist Engineering. Additionally, the company has been recognized with several technology awards, including the prestigious Shells International Game Changer award 2010.

National Thermovoltaics' product line features skid-mounted TVG generators and Thermovoltaic heat exchanger based systems (TVX), which are scalable to any size. The company aims to transition its technology from industrial to commercial to residential sources of heat, potentially allowing everyday appliances like hot water tanks to power households. Furthermore, the company's technology presents the ability to utilize exhaust heat from other waste heat technologies to produce clean, carbon-free power, thereby enhancing thermal efficiency.

The overarching mission of National Thermovoltaics is to demonstrate that clean energy can be economically viable without subsidies, marking a significant stride towards shifting the global renewable energy sector. With its innovative approach, the company stands to become a key player in providing 24-7 solar and low-grade geothermal clean base load power, fundamentally altering the landscape of clean energy production.