What is ATS & how does it work?

ATS is the world’s first and only solution for industrial waste heat—without a single moving part. It is a sustainable (99% circular) and cost-effective solution that produces electricity directly from waste heat. For 200 years we've used turbines. ATS’ solid-state solution represents a paradigm shift in how heat can be managed.

Is ATS a sustainable solution?

It is a sustainable (99% circular) and cost-effective solution that produces electricity directly from waste heat. For 200 years we've used turbines. ATS’ solid-state solution represents a paradigm shift in how heat can be managed. The impact potential is gigatonnes, spanning industries and the world.

What is ATS' solid-state solution?

ATS’ solid-state solution represents a paradigm shift in how heat can be managed. The impact potential is gigatonnes, spanning industries and the world. We are radically redefining what’s possible to fix the climate. On average, 60% of the energy to power the world’s industrial plants (cement, steel, chemicals) is lost as waste heat.

How does the ATS cartridge work?

This is equivalent to the energy used by 4 BILLION homes, twice the number of homes on the planet. Industry and the world needs a solution to this problem to save costs and the climate. The ATS Cartridge produces electricity directly from heat with no moving parts. The old technology utilizes highly complex turbines and hazardous chemicals.

Does France have a low-carbon energy mix?

France has a low-carbon electricity mix owing to its nuclear fleet, yet many reactors are reaching the end of their lifetime. The country has started an ambitious energy transition by designing a national low-carbon strategy, carbon budgets, a carbon

Why are French businesses soaring?

Purchases by French households, already on a steady decline after surging in the wake of pandemic lockdowns, have cooled further, hurting retailers, restaurants and hotels. In addition, business bankruptcies are soaring after being kept artificially low through government support in the years that followed the lockdowns. Mr.