Everyday products like beer, toothpaste, and clothing are all made with steam, a powerful source of heat that drives chemical reactions, powers compressors and boils liquids. However, the traditional method of generating steam by running boilers on fossil fuels like coal and gas has resulted in the emission of carbon pollution. Atmos Zero is working to reduce the climate impact of this process with their new industrial-strength heat pump boiler that uses electricity to create high-temperature steam by pulling heat out of the surrounding air.
Their first commercial customer, New Belgium Brewery in Fort Collins, Colorado, plans to use this technology to brew beer as soon as next year. The versatility of the heat pumps makes them a solution for a wide range of industries. By generating steam with electricity instead of fossil fuels, this new technology has the potential to significantly reduce the carbon footprint of manufacturing processes and make them more sustainable and environmentally friendly.
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