Thermal Electronics Corp. signs agreement with Frank Smith of T.E. Systems to develop advance TEG Design.

TEC launches new website specifically for TEG modules and system dedicated to Green Power Generation using custom TEG modules and Advanced Thermal Management Designs. Simultaneously, TEC launches a new division (TECTEG MFG.) which will be dedicated to Thermoelectric Power Generation products and technology advancement.

First prototype TEG design is tested showing a 6% conversion efficiency.

Thermal Electronics Corp. enter in discussions with McMaster University Mechanical Engineering Department to develop next generation SEEBECK EFFECT TEG’s.

Thermal Electronics Signs agreement with McMaster University to sign engage grant project to develop SEEBECK EFFECT (GENCELL ™)

TEC. and Cegep de l’Outaouais sign letter of support to design and (Test TEG Systems)

TEC Signs Mitacs agreement to help support Ph.D. fellow for one year with NSERC and McMaster.

TEC and McMaster University sign Collaboration Agreement to Develop the Next Generation of SEEBECK EFFECT Modules.

Cegep de L’Outaouais tests 1st TEG design with suggestions on improving performance (Liquid to liquid Report French Version)

Cegep de L’Outaouais tests 1st TEG design(Liquid to Liquid English TEG Report Short)

TEG lab facility with support from NSERC to test novel TEG design’s nears completion(Lab News Release)

TEG lab at McMaster officially finished. TEG plate designs are now being tested and profiled for performance.

TECTEG signs contract with Horus Technology to develop novel Battery Charging Power Electronic Board specific to Thermoelectric Power Technology for charge batteries.

TECTEG signs second contract with Horus Technology to develop a Boost/Buck power board for load specific applications. Specifically designed for thermoelectric power generation! Able to run 12 & 24 VDC devices.
Optional: Bust Bar for DVD, laptop charging requirements.

Novel water sink being developed over a one year research contract is tested and found to be 46% more efficient than 1st generation designs.

TECTEG Files patent for new water sink design to exploit the SEEBECK EFFECT.