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As the world becomes ever more concerned with the impact of climate change and increasing levels of greenhouse gasses, one company is on a mission to revolutionize the way we heat water – a major strain on energy usage.
Sowillo Energy (opens in a new tab), based in the community town of Mikhmanim in northern Israel, has developed a system to use energy from the hot water wasted when we bathe or even when we wash the dishes or our clothes.
When a person takes a shower and the hot water goes down the drain, the Sowillo system catches it before it enters the municipal sewer system, directing it instead to a proprietary tank that contains a special coil.
Keep reading at nocamels.com (opens in a new tab).
Sowillo Energy Co-founder and CEO Kirill Dedul and CTO Pavel Gurevich are Technion alumni.