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UK startup develops heat ‘megacell’ for cheap solar
Caldera heat cell could help industry switch off the gas and use super cheap solar power instead.
The heat is on
Caldera addresses the surplus of aluminium from electric vehicle engine blocks by developing innovative heat storage solutions using recycled materials.
British invention could help industry slash energy bills and cut CO2
A groundbreaking British invention by Caldera has the potential to reduce industrial energy bills by 45% and significantly cut CO2 emissions.

Beyond Batteries – Caldera’s Innovative Answer to Energy Storage (podcast)
In this Climate Confident podcast episode, Caldera's CEO, James Macnaghten, discusses the company's revolutionary approach to energy storage beyond traditional

Industrial heat solutions with Caldera (podcast)
In this Beta Talk podcast episode, Caldera's CEO, James Macnaghten, explores the company's thermal storage solutions for industrial heat processes.

Decarbonizing industrial heat with James Macnaghten (podcast)
Caldera's CEO, James Macnaghten, appears on the Modo Energy podcast to discuss the challenges and solutions in decarbonizing industrial heat processes.

Can big batteries solve our energy waste problem? (video)
Tom Heap from Sky News visits Caldera’s factory to learn about an innovative way of storing renewable energy.

Molten aluminium and gravel could prove helpful on how to store and decarbonise heat (podcast)
Caldera are on the latest Sky News Climatecast podcast. Two components – available cheap renewable energy and a rechargeable heat battery – are needed to ease the climate impact of heat in the UK.

Shadow minister gets first-hand look at Caldera heat ‘batteries’
Labour’s shadow minister for energy security paid a visit to a Hampshire start-up that aims to change the way in which industry generates and stores heat.