Pyramp

Pyramp provides an energy solution beyond any particular type of fuel. We make clean, cheap, sustainable, and efficient solid-state heat engines that generate electricity directly from heat. Our solution is ideal for recovering waste heat from high-temperature process industries like cement, glass, and steel. Use of a Pyramp system enables these industries to save electricity and CO2 emissions. Thermophotovoltaics (TPV) convert infrared radiation directly into electricity in a process that is similar to solar photovoltaic (PV) cells. Any Infrared light emitted from a surface at a suitable temperature is a potential energy source for TPV. Unlike conventional waste-heat recovery methods, a Pyramp system has minimum moving parts and can recover waste heat above 1000°C with superior conversion efficiency. Our systems help improve efficiency and reduce waste heat from Industry. Pyramp has already designed, fabricated and tested TPV systems at cement and glass plants of globally leading companies. We are continuing to develop our system design and it will be commercially available soon. If you are interested in trialling our Pyramp system, you can reach out to us here on LinkedIn or by emailing at cmiftekhar.hussain@tudublin.ie. Pyramp is a spinout of Technological University Dublin and has been supported by Enterprise Ireland.