NCF Green Energy Pvt Ltd

What We Do

Developing heating solutions based on a new breakthrough material : NCF

Air Heating

Inventing a new method of heating air using IR lamps

Water Heating

Steady continous flowing hot water whenever needed

Water Distillation

Distil water with zero operational carbon footprint

About Us

We are a team of 4 member developing variety of heating solution, based on a new breakthrough material that we have developed in our lab. This material is called NCF (Nano Carbon Florets), and boasts an exceptionally high solar to thermal efficiency of 87.9%. This high conversion efficiency allows us to use this material in variety of different products targeted towards providing heat, and at same time minimise the energy consumption.

87.9% Solar to thermal conversion efficiency
10 years of stable life cycle

Manufacturing

Higly scaleable continous flow reactor Synthesis using CVD

Current Stage

Prototyping in progress and first field trials conducted sucessfully in Kashmir

Conversion efficiency

Prototypes

Elevation of testing (in Ft)

Million INR Recieved in funding

Solutions

All your heating requirement, we got you covered

Air Heater

Air heating devices for high altitude cold climatic regions

Water Heater

Continous flowing hot water for domestic use, consuming 13% less power

Solar Heater

Solar water or air heater for carbon emission free heating

Thermal Distillation

Solar low temperature thermal desalination with 6 times more performance

Solar Water Heater

Water heaters based on NCF delievering 30% more efficiency

NCF Material

NCF Material for other heating industries

Products

Products developed so far

All
Solar
Electric

NCF

Solar Absorbing Material

Aditya

Solar Water Heater

Ushma

IR Air Heater

Urja

IR Water Heater

Media

Media coverage recieved for the material

Scientists at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, (IIT Bombay) have developed a new material that can convert sunlight into heat energy with unprecedented efficiency.

Business Line

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IIT Bombay Develops Nanostructured Material With Highest Solar Heat Absorption Research reveals that nanostructured hard-carbon florets can raise the temperature of the surrounding air from room temperature to 60 degrees Celsius.

NDTV

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IIT Bombay's Marigold-like nanostructured material demonstrates the highest solar heat absorption The material converts over 87% of light falling on it into usable heat energy

IIT Bombay

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Researchers at IIT-Bombay have developed a groundbreaking nanomaterial designed to create eco-friendly solar heaters, offering troops stationed in northern regions a clean and efficient method to keep their tents and hutments warm.

Indian Defence Research Wing

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Tiny carbon flowers turn light to heat at unrivalled efficiency, IIT team finds Carbon nanoflorets made by IIT Bombay researchers can convert incident sunlight to heat with 87% efficiency.