Exency

Multi-Fuel and Biomass to Electricity Conversion Technology

Energy Tech
Private
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Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in January 2017 by Nitzan Eliyahu, Exency operates with 11–50 employees. The company has raised $5 million across three funding rounds. In November 2022, Exency secured seed funding from Capital Nature.

Business overview

Exency develops a high-efficiency power generation platform that converts various fuel sources, including biomass and waste heat, into electricity. The company utilizes a proprietary thermodynamic engine that integrates multiple thermodynamic cycles to maximize energy output and reduce emissions. This technology enables industrial and commercial users to implement on-site microgeneration, reducing reliance on centralized power grids and mitigating volatile energy prices. Exency's modular system supports decarbonization efforts through efficient resource utilization and circular economy principles, offering a sustainable solution for localized energy needs in off-grid or resource-constrained environments.

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Company Intelligence Q&A

What is Exency's core technology?
Exency's core technology is a high-efficiency power generation platform that converts multiple fuel sources, including biomass and waste heat, into electricity using a proprietary thermodynamic engine.
When was Exency founded?
Exency was founded in January 2017.
Who is the founder of Exency?
Nitzan Eliyahu is the founder and CEO of Exency.
What is Exency's primary focus in the energy sector?
Exency focuses on enabling on-site microgeneration for industrial and commercial users, reducing reliance on centralized power grids and supporting decarbonization through efficient resource utilization.
Has Exency received any grants?
In January 2020, Exency secured a grant from the BIRD Foundation.
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