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Follow on Google News | Thermofluidics Selected As Finalist For Launch: Energy ChallengeNASA, USAID, The U.S. Department of State, and NIKE identified Thermofluidics for its innovative approach to society’s most pressing energy challenges
By: Thermofluidics Thermofluidics was chosen from over 200 submissions, which were reviewed by a diverse panel of experts comprised of government officials, industry leaders, researchers, and investors. The panel was tasked to identify the ten innovators who best demonstrated potential for broad impact as well as technical and financial viability. The Solar and Waste Heat Powered Water Pump will be showcased at the LAUNCH: Energy Forum which will be held at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida from November 11 to 13, 2011. “Our ability to pump liquids, gases or semi-solids without human effort in a low cost, reliable manner means we can improve life on this planet for many people” says Mark Bryant, CEO. He continues “for example, in solar powered water pumping, our products will be 3-4 times more cost effective than PhotoVoltaics and for applications using industrial or domestic waste heat we will be 7-10 times cheaper.” Thermofluidics’ About Thermofluidics: Thermofluidics innovative heat engine technologies have been granted patents globally and won innovation awards. The technology is applicable from industrial state-of-the- About LAUNCH: NASA, USAID, The U.S. Department of State, and NIKE joined together to form LAUNCH in an effort to identify, showcase and support innovative approaches to global challenges. LAUNCH searches for visionaries, whose world-class ideas, technologies or programs show great promise for making tangible impacts on society. For more information, please visit www.launch.org. # # # Thermofluidics low cost pump technology has almost no moving parts and uses heat to enable many energy saving and humanitarian applications. End
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