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Thermoelectric generators (TEG) generate electricity from any thermal
source. If one side of the TEG is warmer, or colder than the other,
electricity is generated. Waste heat recovery refers to the process in
which comparably large amounts of electricity are generated from emitted
waste heat, and then fed back into the grid. The main difference to
energy harvesting is the larger scale of the application, and the larger
quantity of electricity generated.
greenTEG develops and produces thermoelectric generators (gTEG®s) at a
competitive price, making the recovery of waste heat below 200°C for
electricity generation an attractive option in large scale settings.
greenTEG is currently demonstrating the feasibility of waste heat
recovery with its TEGs. Results will serve as a base for discussing
joint development, high volume projects with interested parties.
gTEG® modules are not yet available for large-scale waste heat recovery
applications. Contact us today for
discussions about waste heat recovery solutions.