Powered entirely by solar radiation, EcothermiQ’s AI-enabled technology provides buildings with heated or cooled, filtered ventilation year-round – using ZERO energy from the grid.
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With heatwaves and cold snaps on the rise, even new buildings overheat in summer, underperform in winter, and waste energy year-round. This means soaring energy bills, massive carbon emissions, and grid failures leaving occupants at risk. New regulations to mitigate this are often difficult or costly for developers to comply with.
The EcothermiQ solution is a compact, modular system on the outside or encased in the wall, that uses our AI-enabled, proprietary technology to provide heated or cooled, filtered ventilation year-round. Using ZERO energy from the grid.
We are currently seeking partners for collaboration on product application and pilot projects.
Co-founder and CTO
An unapologetic millennial with a fearlessness to fight for our planet and an MSc in Smart Buildings and Digital Engineering from Bartlett, UCL. I want to believe in achieving net-zero by 2050 and we want to engage everyone on our mission to decarbonise the built environment. We owe it to the people and to our Mother Earth!
Co-founder and CEO
In my work in submarines, I felt first-hand the effects of a bad indoor environment - poor air quality, sweat film, uncomfortable climate. It’s an extreme environment that exaggerates many of the effects of unhealthy buildings. I’m now using my experience in the startup sector, energy efficiency, and sustainability to contribute to making our buildings healthy.
Heating and cooling accounts for about 50% of final energy consumption. With more than half of that being for heating and cooling our buildings, the shift to electrified heating and increasing use of air-conditioning due to rising air temperatures are causing significant problems for our energy infrastructure, as well as for our buildings and the people in them – with significant implications for greenhouse gas emissions and urban heat islands.
These factors disrupt the energy balance, making it difficult for many households to afford adequate heating, which in turn can lead to reduced quality of life and increased vulnerability during extreme weather conditions. Without action to address temperature regulation in homes, the frequency and severity of temperature-related health issues are expected to increase significantly in the coming decades.
To revolutionise indoor thermal comfort and wellbeing through innovative, easy-to-integrate, low-carbon, energy-efficient technology.
A world where thermal comfort doesn’t have to cost the Earth.