Technology Overview
The Company believes the non-provisional patent 502 Heat recovery system, could provide a novel approach to using waste heat from various sources.
As Enertopia moves forward it realized that there were certain inefficiencies associated with PV panels that could be used to our advantage while processing the lithium claystone found on our claim. In particular, we found that the PV panels are subject to significant heat stress as temperatures rise. Manufacturers generally rate PV panels at a temperature of 77F, while fieldwork in the desert of Nevada showed temperatures on the back of the panels regularly exceeding 140F, damaging the PV panels (resulting in a shorter life span) while also losing significant output.
Non-provisional patent pending 503 uses technology to create water from cooling down the solar panels at night. Depending on the geographical locations and time of year. This system in technical studies has shown that water production of in-excess of 4 gallons per hour can be produced per panel.
During December 2021 we acquired a 100% interest in a non provisional patented energy management system (EMS) 504. We have subsequently created a Joint Venture currently 76% majority controlled by the Company called CapNtrack. Further information will be disclosed as news develops.
During December 2021 we also acquired a 100% interest in a hydrogen reformer technology. Once provisional patents have been filed we will be able to disclose further information about this technology.
Technical Advisors
Mr. Richard Smith
Owner of Proactive Technology Inc. and holder of 14 separate patents in clean energy efficiency.
Mr. Smith will be helping us at the beta test facility this spring & summer for Solar PV, and will also be reviewing advanced technologies that could have beneficial impacts upon increasing battery storage density.
Mr. Barry Brooks
A 50 year industry veteran of developing energy efficient products & ventilation methods for commercial applications.
Mr. Brooks will be assisting us in developing low energy structure envelops that use the latest in technology to keep energy efficiency at its highest possible return per dollar invested.
Mr. Bruce Schellinger
A 20 year industry expert in structure insulation who was instrumental in the state of Wisconsin’s adoption of the P2000 insulation system.
Mr. Schellinger will be assisting us in the engineering of advanced applications of our beta tests this spring and summer for Solar PV.