Thank you to everyone who joined us for REEF’s Solid State Cooling webinar on March 27, 2025! This engaging session was a groundbreaking conversation on next-generation HVAC technologies!

Our panel of expert speakers shared invaluable insights:

- Adam Slavney at Pascal: Revolutionizing HVAC with Solid Cooling and Heating

Pascal is pioneering a novel class of solutions designed to operate within the same temperature and pressure ranges as traditional gaseous refrigerants—but with no refrigerants. By eliminating the need for high-GWP refrigerants, Pascal’s technology can enhance energy efficiency while enabling more compact, high-performance HVAC systems. This innovation represents a major leap toward sustainable heating and cooling solutions.

- Richard Blackburn at Exergyn: Harnessing Shape Memory Alloys

Exergyn is redefining cooling technology with its solid-state, refrigerant-free system powered by shape memory alloys (SMAs). By leveraging these advanced materials, Exergyn’s solution provides efficient, scalable cooling without the environmental impact of conventional refrigerants. This breakthrough technology offers a resilient, low-maintenance alternative for a range of HVAC applications, from commercial to industrial settings.

For over a century, vapor compression has been the backbone of cooling technology, driving innovation and efficiency in HVAC systems. As the industry continues to evolve, new solid-state cooling solutions are emerging to complement and expand the possibilities of traditional systems. This webinar explored how these groundbreaking innovations can work alongside existing technologies to enhance efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and shape the future of sustainable cooling.

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