DENVER (AP) — After years of research and development, Boulder-based Cool Energy Inc. is waiting to hear if it has landed its first major customer for its Stirling engines that turn heat into electricity.
Schneider Electric is testing Cool Energy’s technology before deciding whether it will incorporate it in its program to provide affordable, reliable, cleaner power for people around the world without access to electricity.
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