Tegnology is redefining waste heat recovery by converting untapped thermal energy into clean energy.
Bridging the gap between research and industry, the company is driving the green transition through more effective and sustainable power generation. With strategic partnerships and market expansion, Tegnology is emerging as a leader in energy innovation.
“By harnessing waste heat and converting it into clean electricity, we provide future-proof operations to our customers and enable new revenue streams. Together with our partners, we go beyond innovation,” CEO Hao Yin explained.
Collaborations with Danish organizations, such as the public-private nonprofit State of Green, provide the company with critical industry knowledge, expand its network and advance early technology adoption.
As the need for sustainable energy continues to increase worldwide, Tegnology’s partnerships ensure that waste heat recovery will play a key role in the future of clean energy.
Leadership and strategic growth
From frontline engineer to chief technology officer and now CEO, Yin possesses a comprehensive knowledge of both the technical and business aspects of the industry.
“One of my key responsibilities is to balance innovation and business sustainability,” Yin said. “While research and development is crucial, it must align with our commercial and ethical goals and this approach helps us set high industry standards.”
His approach to innovation ensures new technologies are cutting-edge and financially sustainable.
Engaging Asia
While Asia presents opportunities and challenges, a localized approach is crucial, and Yin’s experiences in Eastern and Western markets provide valuable insight.
Tegnology is entering the Japanese market, where precision, reliability and commitment mirror the company’s values. By introducing European clean energy expertise, Tegnology is uniting diverse technologies and setting new standards for waste heat recovery.
Transforming district heating and beyond
Tegnology’s self-powered monitoring solutions are revolutionizing district heating and cooling systems. Similar opportunities have been identified in the digitalization of oil and gas pipelines and in the optimization of facilities that convert renewable energy into other forms of green energy. By generating electricity directly from underground pipes, these systems eliminate battery dependence, improving efficiency and sustainability. A pilot project has shown the potential for €134 million (¥21.7 billion) in annual savings in countries such as Denmark.
With strong partnerships, a clear vision and a commitment to sustainable innovation, Tegnology will continue contributing to waste heat recovery and energy efficiency around the world.
