Coolbrook Technologies

Electric high-temperature process heat and steam-cracking technology for heavy industrial producers

Salford, United KingdomFounded 2023coolbrook.comWebsite technologies

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  • Young companyFounded 2023
  • Hiring3 open roles
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
  • Remote-friendly3 of 3 open roles remote or hybrid

About Coolbrook Technologies

Coolbrook develops patented RotoDynamic Technology to replace fossil-fuel combustion with electricity in high-temperature industrial processes. Its products are the RotoDynamic Heater for process heat and the RotoDynamic Reactor for steam cracking.

Customers include producers in cement, iron and steel, aluminum, and petrochemicals. The first commercial heater is in delivery to Adani Cement in India; the company also names CEMEX, UltraTech Cement, JSW Group, ArcelorMittal, Shell, Braskem, and SABIC among its partner customers.

Coolbrook was founded in Helsinki in 2011 and has its headquarters in Finland, with operations in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and India. Its MW-scale pilot plant is at Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Geleen, Netherlands. Open roles include mechanical design, stress analysis, and rotor dynamics.

Product: RotoDynamic Heater and RotoDynamic Reactor systems for electric industrial process heat and steam cracking

Jobs at Coolbrook Technologies (3)

Coolbrook Technologies is hiring for 3 roles in engineering and manufacturing, based in Derby, Helsinki and Oxford.

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