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Echogen is a leader in developing thermal systems utilizing carbon dioxide (CO2) as the working fluid, including industrial-scale high-temperature heat pumps, heat-to-power systems, and utility-scale long duration energy storage systems. Over the past 17 years, Echogen has designed and tested systems up to 7 MWe capacity, and is presently developing CO2-based energy storage systems that feature high-temperature (>300°C) heat pumps at 100+ MWe scales. Echogen’s standalone high-temperature heat pumps, presently in development, can deliver single-phase process fluids in excess of 300°C, and superheated steam at up to 20 bar from ambient temperature heat sources in a single fluid system.
