TESS Energy

What Can TESS Do For You

Unlock The Value of Your Wasted Energy with TESS Thermal Batteries

Boost Efficency, cut costs, and drive sustainability with our revolutionary thermal battery technology

How TESS Can Help You

Who We Help

  • Reduces commercial and industrial energy consumption.
  • Less waste = higher profitability. TESS delivers significant energy cost savings with a 1.5–4-year payback.
  • Several financing options.
  • Improve sustainability metrics and meet regulatory standards.
  • Enhace process efficency with minimal operational disruption.
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  • Generous compensation to integrate thermal storage solutions into projects. 
  •  Add innovative solutions to your portfolio.
  • Increased client savings and efficiency.
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  • Scalable, high-growth market in industrial energy storage. 
  • Strong returns backed by real-world deployments.
  • Access to innovated ESG-driven energy solutions. 
  • $15M in LOIs in process (Novelis, Ball, NFN8)
  • Dramatic ROI expected beginning 3rd quarter of this year. 
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Weekly Webinar with the CEO

Boost your income and meet/exceed your 2030 and 2050 environmental objectives with access an innovative energy technology. Want to know more?

Every week, Michael Logan, the CEO of TESS Energy Solutions, is currently offering a webinar for more information and questions. From there, you can request a private meeting if needed.

When: Thursdays at 3:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)

Key Resources

How does it work?

The core of TESS Energy Solutions technology won ASHRAE Excellence in Engineering Product of the Year, salvages and recycles wasted energy. It can power buildings, factories, or facilities or sell energy back to the grid. It integrates with chillers, boilers, furnaces, HVAC systems, and industrial processes, storing and converting waste heat into electricity. We are the global distrubutor for the TESS technology.

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Case Studies

We’ve successfully installed over 400 operational units across Canada, where our inventor is based, with major companies like IBM, Ford Motor Company, L’Oréal, and the Montreal Stock Exchange, along with organizations like NHL hockey rinks, universities, and hospitals—all relying on our thermal converters for decades.
 
These systems have delivered zero downtime, including successful Black Start operations. Our current wait time is 2-4 months.
We received approval for global expansion just before the onset of COVID-19, which caused us to temporarily pause our efforts.
Once an NDA is signed, we can provide a case study and a sample proposal for your review, along with the opportunity for our Chief Engineer and/or CEO to join a Zoom call to offer further insights.

Frequently Asked Questions

Thermal Banc/TESS offers a system to manage, convert, and store thermal energy. This proprietary technology salvages the broadest possible range of wasted energy. 40 years after installation and after offsetting nearly 60 million pounds of carbon, TESS is still 85% as effective as when first deployed. 

TESS mimics nature, which uses water, a phase change material, in its various forms to manage the environment. We use a synthetic phase change material which allows us to curtail demand and increase cogeneration capacity. 

The core of the technology is a patented phase change material used to capture and store hot or cold BTUs (ASHRAE product of the year award). The tech consists of a phase change material, an inner coiled heat exchanger, a self-contained turbine with an additional phase change material.

The turbine is vapor driven, and cycling times depend on thermal supply characteristics such as temperature, volume, media, and time. This product has a 20-year history of development with over 400 iterations installed, primarily by private contractors in Canada who used the phase change materials in their own designs.

Some units were built to drive turbines, but the next battery with an internalized turbine will be a new standard. Manufacturing is being prepared in Houston, and Smart Phases, the owner of the IP, will also establish a plant. The only “secret sauce” is the proprietary phase change material, with its patents and IP remaining protected.

TESS systems captures thermal energy from various sources including the sun (via parabolic reflectors) or industrial processes, storing it in a high-capacity thermal medium. The stored heat can be released and used when needed. The primary storage medium is the proprietary phase-change material.

Energy Efficiency: Reduces energy consumption by optimizing thermal energy use.

Cost Savings: Lowers energy bills by reducing reliance on traditional energy sources.

Environmental Impact: Reduces greenhouse gas emissions and fossil fuel dependency.

Reliability: Provides a consistent and reliable heat energy source.

Each 1 MW unit can generate 16+ megawatt hours per 24 hours. 
 
Our system integrates seamlessly with existing infrastructure. The system is typically housed in an 8x8x20 ft container for a 1-Megawatt unit, which can be stacked up to 3 high. It can also be modularized into 100 kW units.  
TESS technology captures heat from natural sources, such as the sun via parabolic reflectors, as well as from industrial processes. It integrateswith chillers, boilers, furnaces, and HVAC systems to store energy in a high-capacity thermal medium, which can be converted and managed as needed. TESS enables sustainable energy loops, fostering a low-waste energy ecosystem.
 
Reducing the demand for raw energy sources helps minimize environmental degradation caused by extraction and production. Repurposing waste heat further decreases reliance on fossil fuel-based energy, significantly cutting greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. It functions well in challenging conditions, including underwater or underground placements. 

After 15,000 cycles, which is 41 years for demand management or 10 years for power co-generation, TESS requires a 15% modular upgrade to be restored to original specifications. Technically, TESS can function for a century or longer. 

A 1 MWh battery costs $1.79 million plus approximately 5-15% for installation. A complimentary PhD suppervised engineering analysis will tell us prcisely what our value is to a facility and how many TESS will be required to optimize the results. Each battery produces 6 MWh per cycle, cycling up to 3 times daily, lasting up to 75,000 MWh. It can function as a “black start backup” battery. TESS can charge and discharge simultaneously. 

TESS is extremely low maintenance from the energy salvage and storage side. 

Turbine maintenance is straightforward, as the system utilizes standard Westinghouse or G.E. Microturbines, requiring only routine servicing. It’s a simple, plug-and-play solution. Additionally, we can restore the phase-change material to its original specifications, effectively doubling the battery’s lifespan. Our global AEE partners manage maintenance, with manufacturer cost estimates to be provided soon. We also offer a standard warranty and or an extended warranty option.
 
We provide full technical support and long-term implementation assistance. If desired, we can arrange for our CEO or Chief Engineer to join calls with your clients for deeper insights.

Dr. Stephane Bilodeau, PhD in Thermodynamics, Energy, and Ventilation, who presented it to the United Nations. Built on Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) principles, our technology surpasses traditional ORC systems with our proprietary phase-change material.

It typically comes in an 8x8x20 ft container for a 1 MWh unit. It can be stacked 3 high and also be modularized into 100 kW units for indoor installation. It can also be buried in the ground.

It integrates with chillers, boilers, furnaces, HVAC systems, and industrial processes. It is useful in data centers, universities, stadiums, energy plants, industrial, and manufacturing facilities.

Yes, each battery is customized to your facility. Once you fill out the preliminary assessment survey, our Engineering Team will review the data over the next few weeks. To share our findings, we’ll need a signed NDA (yours or ours). We’ll ensure that your team fully understands the results and potential savings, and we’re happy to join a call to walk through everything in detail.

This report will show how we can help you save a significant amount of money, reduce 60 million pounds of carbon emissions, and identify opportunities for carbon credits and government incentives.

This technology can capture waste heat at any temperature. The units stores from -40°F to 450°F.

Requires 116°F. While there is no upper limit on the temperature, the retrieval heat will be capped at 440 °F. 

Federal, state, local, and industry incentives apply. Federal incentives include a 30% tax credit at the point of purchase. Other incentives vary by company, country, and location.

Each battery offsets approximately 1.6 million pounds of carbon annually, totaling 60 million pounds over a 40 year period. 

Typically 1.5 to 4 years, with some cases being as little as 9 months. 

Feasibility studies take a few days, followed by 1-2 weeks for energy, financial modeling, and technical reporting.

It functions well in challenging conditions and can even be designed for underwater or underground placement. Over $50 million worth of units operate in Canada without a single hour of downtime.

TESS stores thermal energy in Synthetic Phase Change Materials (SPCMs), released via circulating heat-carrying fluid (typically oil).

TESS revolutionizes energy efficiency by capturing, storing, and reusing waste heat, significantly reducing industrial and commercial energy consumption.

Our technology supports:

Carbon Emission Reduction: By repurposing waste heat, TESS decreases reliance on fossil fuel-based energy, cutting greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Resource Conservation: Reducing the demand for raw energy sources minimizes environmental degradation from extraction and production.

Circular Economy Alignment: TESS enables sustainable energy loops, contributing to a low-waste energy ecosystem.

TESS delivers direct and indirect benefits to communities, workers, and industries by:

Enhancing Public Health: Lower emissions improve air quality, reducingrespiratory and cardiovascular diseases linked to industrial pollution.

Job Creation in Clean Energy: Manufacturing, installing, and maintaining TESS systems generate skilled employment opportunities in the green technology sector.

Energy Equity & Security: By optimizing energy use, TESS helps reduce energy costs, making sustainable power more accessible and reliable for businesses and communities.

Deployed Globally: TESS will reduce worldwide energy demand by 1/3 and rollback the damage that has been done to the environment by wasting over half of the energy we buy. 

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