Water Horizon’s mobile thermal battery technology, available in MH2C and LH2C variants, revolutionizes waste heat recovery and remote heating or cooling solutions. These systems capture industrial waste heat that would otherwise be lost and store it chemically without any loss. The stored energy can then be discharged as either heating or cooling to remote locations or for delayed use.

In practical applications, such as powering a sports complex through waste incineration, the system ensures efficient thermal energy delivery without the need for pipelines. This is achieved through the use of rotating battery units, ensuring continuity of service. By reducing reliance on fossil fuels, the technology helps in cutting energy costs and mitigating greenhouse gas emissions.

Designed under a 'Cooling as a Service' model, clients only pay for the energy consumed, allowing them to benefit from renewable thermal energy without the need for capital investment. This approach supports decarbonization efforts and enhances resilience in energy supply.

• Efficiently captures and stores industrial waste heat for later use
• Discharges stored energy as heating or cooling to remote locations
• Enables continuity of service without the need for pipelines through rotating battery units
• Reduces reliance on fossil fuels, cutting energy costs and mitigating greenhouse gas emissions
• Operates under a 'Cooling as a Service' model, allowing clients to pay only for energy consumed
• Supports decarbonization efforts and enhances resilience in energy supply