ThermoVerse
Where Building Intelligence Meets Grid Resilience
About the firm
ThermoVerse is an urban innovation and advanced thermal controls startup founded in 2022, focused on modernizing buildings to meet rising energy demands through smart city solutions. It offers ASTM thermal testing (envelope diagnostics), BPI energy assessments, HVAC load calculations, and product consultation for HVAC and weatherization. ThermoVerse collaborates with Oak Ridge National Laboratory on Smart Integrated Material systems (SIMs) that embed sensing, thermal energy storage, and control into building envelopes for grid-interactive demand response.
- Established
- 2022
- Firm type
- Mechanical Engineering · Electrical Engineering · Automation & Controls · Thermal & Heat Transfer · Materials Testing
People
Shantonio BirchFounder
Capabilities
Envelope Thermal Diagnostics
Service websiteASTM thermal testing services for new or existing building construction materials.
Expert Energy Services
Service websiteComprehensive diagnostic and evaluation services designed to improve building efficiency and thermal performance.
- BPI Energy Assessments
Industry-standard evaluations of building performance to identify energy-saving opportunities.
- HVAC Load Calculations
Detailed load calculations to ensure heating and cooling systems are accurately sized.
HVAC & Weatherization Product Consultation
Service websiteProduct consultation for new HVAC installations and weatherization systems aligned with efficiency and comfort goals.
Smart Integrated Materials (SIMs) Development
Service websiteResearch and development of innovative, active thermal energy storage and grid-interactive building materials.
- Active Phase-Change Formulations
Development of proprietary thermal-energy storage material formulations that act as dynamic, grid-interactive assets.
- SIMs Building Envelope Integration
Integration of patented compact, self-contained units with embedded sensing and thermal controls directly into ceilings and walls.
Demand Response & Grid-Interactive Building Controls
Service websiteControl systems that redirect peak HVAC demand to reduce grid burdens and enable Time of Use (TOU) optimization.
Industries
Commercial · Industrial · Multifamily Residential · Energy Storage · Electric Utilities
Projects
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