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Hybrid Integration

SolarSteam’s concentrated solar generators work alongside customer’s existing boilers providing supplementary renewable heat or new 100% renewable systems.

Modular Design

Our system is designed with modularity in mind to allow for simple shipping, commissioning, scalability, and maintenance while keeping costs low and construction cycles down.

Adaptable

Our transformative design for extreme climates uses a transparent membrane enclosure that protects our lightweight concentrating solar system.

Hybrid Integration

SolarSteam’s concentrated solar generators work alongside customer’s existing boilers providing supplementary renewable heat or new 100% renewable systems.

Modular Design

Our system is designed with modularity in mind to allow for simple shipping, commissioning, scalability, and maintenance while keeping costs low and construction cycles down.

Adaptable

Our transformative design for extreme climates uses a transparent membrane enclosure that protects our lightweight concentrating solar system.

cross sectoral deployment

SolarSteam’s plug-and-play technology can be deployed across diverse climates, tapping into the existing solar potential of various regions and the local expertise of its clients.

pulp and paper

The pulp and paper industry is one of the largest industrial thermal energy (hot air and steam) consumer in the world and expects to keep growing.

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district energy

District heating is a system that distributes heat through multiple lines to heat space and water within residential and commercial areas.

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beverage production

Beverage standard processes (mashing, pasteurization, boiling, bottle washing) temperature requirements are well-matched to solar technologies.

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petrochemical

Petrochemicals production requires massive amounts of process heat in the form of hot water and steam ranging from 80°C to 300°C and above.

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textile production

Textile production is a major industry. Textiles make many useful goods such as clothing, household items and different industrial products.

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food production

The food industry is a large consumer of thermal energy in the form of hot water/air(cooking, evaporating, drying) at medium to low temperatures.

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mining

The mining industry's temperature requirements span from a 100°C for drying to over 1,000°C for smelting and refining. These demands vary based on the materials and processes involved.

water treatment

The water treatment industry requires a range of temperatures, from ambient for disinfection to higher levels for processes like distillation and sludge drying. Temperature needs are tailored to specific treatment methods and water quality objectives.

pulp and paper

The pulp and paper industry is one of the largest industrial thermal energy (hot air and steam) consumer in the world and expects to keep growing.

Learn More

district energy

District heating is a system that distributes heat through multiple lines to heat space and water within residential and commercial areas.

Learn More

beverage production

Beverage standard processes (mashing, pasteurization, boiling, bottle washing) temperature requirements are well-matched to solar technologies.

Learn More

petrochemical

Petrochemicals production requires massive amounts of process heat in the form of hot water and steam ranging from 80°C to 300°C and above.

Learn More

textile production

Textile production is a major industry. Textiles make many useful goods such as clothing, household items and different industrial products.

Learn More

food production

The food industry is a large consumer of thermal energy in the form of hot water/air(cooking, evaporating, drying) at medium to low temperatures.

Learn More

mining

The mining industry's temperature requirements span from a 100°C for drying to over 1,000°C for smelting and refining. These demands vary based on the materials and processes involved.

Learn More

water treatment

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collaborators

We greatly appreciate our network while continuing to work towards bringing lowest cost renewable heat to market. Our work would not be possible without our dedicated supporters from across Canada and abroad.