Technology Partners

Specialized technology. One integrated solution.

ThermStar™ brings together specialized technology partners across heat recovery, controls, monitoring, and enterprise energy intelligence. Each plays a distinct role in delivering, measuring, and optimizing thermal energy recovery.

Our partners

Three specialists, one system

From the exhaust source to enterprise-level energy intelligence, ThermStar™ integrates the technologies needed to convert wasted thermal energy into a measurable energy asset.

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Enjay Systems AB

Heat recovery technology

Enjay Systems AB is the developer and manufacturer of Lepido®, the patented heat recovery technology at the core of the ThermStar System™. Its open, finless Particle Repellent Geometry is engineered for demanding exhaust streams where particulate, grease, moisture, and fouling can challenge conventional heat exchangers.

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Engenuity Systems

Controls & ThermStar Power Intelligence

Engenuity Systems provides the controls and IoT technology behind ThermStar™ Power Intelligence. The platform provides system control, remote monitoring, alarms, performance measurement, and visibility into the operation of ThermStar™ installations.

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Edgecom Energy

Facility & enterprise energy intelligence

Edgecom Energy extends energy intelligence beyond the ThermStar System™ by bringing recovered-energy data together with facility-wide electricity, gas, and demand information. The combined approach supports savings verification, M&V, energy optimization, and portfolio-level visibility across multiple facilities.

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What happens next

A first conversation helps ThermStar understand the operating goal, the facility context, and the people involved in the decision. From there, the team can identify the smallest useful information request and determine whether a screen, technical review, partner discussion, or document request is appropriate.

This approach keeps the process proportionate to the opportunity while giving operations, finance, engineering, health and safety, and sustainability stakeholders clear information for the next decision.

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