Sunamp

Sunamp designs and produces heat batteries which store energy when it is available from renewable and other sources, and release it as heat when required with much lower cost and higher efficiency than competing technologies. In 2010, the company began collaborating with University of Edinburgh's Department of Chemistry to develop new heat storage technology using phase change materials and create a commercially viable product with the potential to reduce carbon emissions and cut fuel bills. The result is Sunamp's UniQ range of heat batteries. UniQ heat batteries are already installed in thousands of homes across the UK, and with agreements in place in Europe and in China, Sunamp's game changing technology has demonstrated global potential for heating and cooling in residential, commercial and industrial and automotive markets. Sunamp's HQ and manufacturing facility is in Scotland.