WHAT EXPERTS SAY

Terry Murphy, Division Director of Energy Systems, Boeing Rocketdyne

"Efficient, direct energy conversion devices powered by solid state thermionics have the potential to bring strategic and economic benefits to many aerospace, military and commercial applications."

Tom Widmer, Consultant to Tecogen, Inc. and other energy technology companies,
Vice President of Engineering (retired), Thermoelectron Corporation

“The unprecedented efficiency exhibited by ENECO’s solid state energy conversion technology could open up the door to economical recovery of waste heat throughout all sectors of the economy. Especially promising is the potential for generating electric power from the exhaust gases of reciprocating and turbine engines in both vehicle and stationary applications.”

Jack Brouwer, National Fuel Cells Research Center, University of California Irvine

”The conversion of low grade heat to electricity has been a desire of generator system designers for many years. If the ENECO devices can be designed to meet the electrical production efficiencies that they have demonstrated in the laboratory, they would be an ideal complement to fuel cells, micro-turbines, and other distributed generation technologies.”

Charles T. Maxwell, Senior Energy Analyst, Weeden & Company

“If ENECO's solid state thermionic technology proves successful at conversion efficiencies above 20 percent, then the energy world will be reshaped in the future by the influence of this powerful innovation."

Robert S. DiMatteo, Program Manager and Technical Director, MTPV Power Sources, The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory

"Congratulations on your firm's recent breakthroughs in solid state thermionic power conversion. high efficiencies at low temperatures will make solid state thermionics attractive for many waste heat applications and may expand solar conversion markets as well."

 Jon Peddie, President, Jon Peddie Research

“The ability of ENECO’s solid state thermionics technology to efficiently cool sensors and critical circuitry to near cryogenic temperatures will enjoy many applications in computing and communications electronics.”

Dave Monroe, President, PhotoTelesis Corporation

“ENECO thermal energy conversion technology has the promise of providing new, higher energy density dc power sources for portable electronics systems. Reduced weight, operation on conventional vehicle fuels, and elimination of expensive throw-a-way batteries in commercial and military applications will be the result. It will also find important applications in cooling critical electronics components such as low-noise amplifiers and sensors."