As initial pilot tests of Evercloak’s new cooling technology successfully wrap up, we’re getting ready to launch it commercially. Our latest hire — Dr. Matt Heuft — will lead that process. “I’m extremely pleased to welcome Matt to our team as our Vice President of Business Development,” says Evelyn Allen, Evercloak co-founder, and CEO. “He’s…
Evercloak has a breakthrough approach to how we cool. The company’s ultra-thin nanofilms can curb greenhouse gas emissions by greatly reducing the energy needed for air conditioning. A Future of Cooling report shows HVAC energy use counts for about 20 percent of the total electricity used around the world, and demand is expected to triple…
Evercloak is thrilled to announce the addition of technology innovator and business leader Steve Hoover to its advisory board. Hoover is a leader and practitioner in the exploration and development of innovative concepts from fundamental Research and Development to business scale-up. As former Chief Technology Officer and Senior Vice President at Xerox and former CEO…
TD helps build future innovation in Cleantech, Healthtech, and ESG through new patent funding. Evercloak was selected to participate in the Bank’s patents program in 2020 and is a Cleantech company focused on creating advanced materials, particularly large-area nano films that can help curb greenhouse gas emissions. Dedicated patent funding helped this women-lead Cleantech protect critical…
Evercloak is excited to welcome Trent Ogilvie to its advisory board. Ogilvie brings decades of experience in business and manufacturing to his role and is dedicated to supporting Evercloak as it carries out its vision of introducing new game-changing technologies in the climate space. Ogilvie is the past president of ROCKWOOL North America, a position…
Evercloak was named as one of three Canadian companies aiming to make buildings more environmentally sustainable. See the full article here -> https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/article-turning-concrete-into-a-sustainable-building-material/
NGen-funded collaboration between Evercloak and ESC will put Canada at the forefront of cleantech We know Evercloak’s ultra-thin graphene membranes have big potential to transform air conditioning and dehumidification by dramatically improving their energy efficiency (and slashing global carbon emissions in the process). But to make that happen, we need to be able to produce…
In Canada, Evercloak is spinning out nanotechnology research from the University of Waterloo to develop innovative ways to manufacture membranes that improve the efficiency of cooling units. Co-founder Evelyn Allen and her team are finessing the process of manufacturing graphene-based membranes that filter water from the air before it is cooled. These membranes — each…
With funding from Canada’s Department of National Defence (DND), Evercloak is leveraging its revolutionary nanomaterials to give frontline workers a powerful new layer of protection. In 2020, DND issued a challenge through its Innovation for Defence Excellence and Security (IDEaS) program: find ways to allow frontline workers to reuse gloves, gowns, face shields and other…
As air-conditioning season approaches in Canada, Evercloak is on track to make cooling systems way more sustainable Around the world, the hum of A/C has become a ubiquitous sound. And that noise will only get louder as climate change dials up the global thermostat, triggering a growing number of deadly heat waves. Ironically, the more…