Air conditioning is expected to represent 30% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions by 2050″ says Evelyn Allen, CEO and Co-founder of Evercloak Inc.
Evercloak is helping address the world’s most pressing environmental challenge, climate change, by offering disruptive product solutions.
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As Evercloak continues to accelerate its efforts in breakthrough technology that will drastically change our environmental impact worldwide, it is pleased to welcome Helen Papachronis, as its new Chief Operating Officer. “I’m extremely pleased to welcome Helen to our team as our new Chief Operating Officer,” says Evelyn Allen, Evercloak co-founder, and CEO. “Helen brings…
NGen-funded collaboration between Evercloak and ESC will put Canada at the forefront of cleantech We know Evercloak’s ultra-thin graphene membranes have big potential to transform air conditioning and dehumidification by dramatically improving their energy efficiency (and slashing global carbon emissions in the process). But to make that happen, we need to be able to produce…
Evercloak was named as one of three Canadian companies aiming to make buildings more environmentally sustainable. See the full article here -> https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/article-turning-concrete-into-a-sustainable-building-material/
“A million times thinner than a strand of hair.” That’s how Evelyn Allen (née Jackson), BEng’03 describes graphene, the nanomaterial that could play a big part in the solution to greenhouse global gas emissions. She and another McMaster grad, Dr. Michael Pope (BEng & BioSci’07), have teamed up to form Evercloak Inc., a cleantech startup commercializing…
Evercloak has a breakthrough approach to how we cool. The company’s ultra-thin nanofilms can curb greenhouse gas emissions by greatly reducing the energy needed for air conditioning. A Future of Cooling report shows HVAC energy use counts for about 20 percent of the total electricity used around the world, and demand is expected to triple…
Temperature spikes like this – and warming trends in general – don’t just spark discussion over climate change. They also cause many of us to flip on the air conditioner, says Evelyn Allen, co-founder and CEO of Evercloak. And that’s a problem. “Building cooling is this vicious cycle where it only makes the world hotter,…