Skyven Technologies

Skyven Technologies develops the Arcturus high-temperature heat pump, which recovers low-temperature heat and upgrades it into boiler-quality industrial steam at up to 215 °C and 20.7 barg, according to its website. Each system is configured to site conditions, and projects start with a Galileo assessment that gives a preliminary COP and annual savings estimate.

Customers are industrial manufacturers that consume process steam. Skyven offers two deployment options: Energy-as-a-Service, where it finances and operates the system, and CapEx, where the customer buys the system and Skyven can install, operate and maintain it. The website cites California Dairies, Inc. as a customer for six industrial heat projects under the Energy-as-a-Service model.

The company was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Farmers Branch, Texas, with additional offices in Fresno, California, Nijmegen, Netherlands, and Antwerp, Belgium. The website states a team of 40 people across North America, Europe and Asia. Open roles listed include a Senior Technical Sales Engineer for Europe and a Senior Mechanical Systems Engineer (US remote).

Product: Arcturus steam-generating high-temperature heat pump, sold via CapEx or Energy-as-a-Service, with Galileo site assessment.