Sunamp
Sunamp is a pioneer of innovative thermal storage solutions. Founded in 2005, our mission is to transform how we generate, store and use heat to make a significant global impact on tackling climate change and safeguarding our planet for future generations.
Global warming, energy security and fuel poverty are issues that can be addressed by increasing renewable energy and cutting out ‘burn on demand’ fossil energy. Sunamp’s world-leading thermal storage technologies work with a wide choice of energy sources to help to deliver highly effective, low-carbon heating and cooling in buildings.
We develop, make and sell thermal batteries that store energy using our patented phase change materials and discharge it as heat that can be used for hot water, heating and cooling. Sunamp thermal storage is up to ten times more energy dense, and occupies between 65% and 90% less space, than conventional systems such as hot water cylinders.
Our thermal batteries charge from renewable energy sources such as air-source heat pumps, ground-source heat pumps and photovoltaics (PV), as well as electricity from the grid. This means our customers can make better use of renewables and in turn, benefit from improved energy efficiency and lower carbon emissions.
We design and manufacture our thermal battery products at our global headquarters near Edinburgh in the United Kingdom. Here, we have our factory, research and development labs and customer training centre.
Global warming, energy security and fuel poverty are issues that can be addressed by increasing renewable energy and cutting out ‘burn on demand’ fossil energy. Sunamp’s world-leading thermal storage technologies work with a wide choice of energy sources to help to deliver highly effective, low-carbon heating and cooling in buildings.
We develop, make and sell thermal batteries that store energy using our patented phase change materials and discharge it as heat that can be used for hot water, heating and cooling. Sunamp thermal storage is up to ten times more energy dense, and occupies between 65% and 90% less space, than conventional systems such as hot water cylinders.
Our thermal batteries charge from renewable energy sources such as air-source heat pumps, ground-source heat pumps and photovoltaics (PV), as well as electricity from the grid. This means our customers can make better use of renewables and in turn, benefit from improved energy efficiency and lower carbon emissions.
We design and manufacture our thermal battery products at our global headquarters near Edinburgh in the United Kingdom. Here, we have our factory, research and development labs and customer training centre.