January 20, 2019
AirGreen Inc. Secures Series A Financing – “Emerging Green Energy company to accelerate commercialization of its novel, energy-saving HVAC system.“
February 2018
First patent allowed: US 14/681,448 – “An air conditioning method using a staged process using a liquid desiccant “
November 2017
Seed funding secured for manufacture of 12 field trial systems.
October 2017
Successful demonstration at Oberod Training Facility in Delaware.
- Two months continuous running
- Large improvement in comfort and IAQ
- Large energy savings
July 24, 2016
Now available, the final report of laboratory testing of the AirGreen System in Florida
Summary:
- Conditioned 1,500 cfm of Outside Air at 88°F, 76%RH to 70°F, 45%RH
- Removed 99 lbs/hour of moisture
- Supplied air at 48°F dew point
- Pressure drop less than 0.5 inches w.g.
July 12, 2015
Now available: "Results of Experimental Testing of a Prototype AirGreen Liquid-Desiccant Air-Conditioner" - the final report from The Department of Mechanical & Materials Engineering at Queens
University, ON, Canada.
The performance of AirGreen’s prototype system was at least twice that of other liquid desiccant systems. Traditional HVAC systems are not as capable at removing latent heat, and other LDAC systems are not as capable at
removing sensible heat.