How Ice Batteries Are Changing HVAC

AP News highlights our innovative ice battery technology that stores energy as ice at night to cool buildings during the day.

When electricity is cheap, the batteries freeze water. When energy costs go up, building managers turn off their pricey chillers and use the ice to keep things cool

Infrastructure costs – especially energy costs – are among the biggest expenses for hotels, with air conditioning often making up between 40% and 50% of total energy costs.

California is well past the halfway mark to its goal of 100% renewable power generation by 2045. But this comes with major challenges, both financial and environmental.

New technologies store cooling power for when it’s needed most.

For C&I buildings and other large power consumers, focusing solely on the average price of electricity can lead to missed opportunities for potential savings. The gap between peak and off-peak prices is widening much faster than average prices are growing

The Beverly Hilton and the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills received major energy-saving upgrades propelling both properties to the forefront of sustainable hospitality.

Air Conditioning has a big climate impact. This new technology could be a game changer

SoCalGas Supports Nostromo Energy's Installation of an Innovative Energy Storage Solution Designed to Enhance Grid Resilience and Lower Energy Expenses at Beverly Hilton and Waldorf Astoria Hotels