What does Heatcatcher do?

Heatcatcher designs, builds and operates waste heat recovery systems using Organic Rankine Cycle technology and high temperature heat pumps for industrial facilities including kilns, furnaces, incinerators and biogas generators.

Where is Heatcatcher located?

Heatcatcher is headquartered in Brighton, United Kingdom.

What energy sectors does Heatcatcher operate in?

Heatcatcher operates in Energy Storage.

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Heatcatcher

Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom

Energy StoragePrivate

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Heatcatcher is a private headquartered in Brighton, United Kingdom specializing in Energy Storage.

Heatcatcher specializes in waste heat recovery systems that convert low-temperature waste heat into either high-temperature hot water (above 70°C) via high temperature heat pumps or low-carbon electricity (from waste heat above 80°C) via Organic Rankine Cycle generators. The company provides turnkey services including feasibility studies, design, project management, installation, commissioning and maintenance of waste heat recovery systems for manufacturing industries. Their service includes heat recovery surveys, technical evaluation, and lifetime maintenance with 95% availability guarantees for ORC generators. The company has experience across multiple industrial sectors including ceramics, glass, and brick manufacturing.

Headquarters

Brighton, United Kingdom

Company Type

Private