Echogen was founded with a clear goal: to convert waste heat into clean, usable power using smarter thermodynamics. We saw untapped energy all around us, in industrial facilities, power plants, and remote sites, and knew there had to be a better way to put it to work. What started as a focused technical challenge became a broader mission to make advanced thermal systems that are rugged, efficient, and ready for real-world conditions.
From the beginning, we’ve followed the physics. Our team set out to solve energy challenges by engineering, not by chasing trends. We’ve stayed skeptical of hype, focused on validation, and committed to the slow, iterative work of building systems that perform. The time for long-duration storage and efficient heat recovery is now, and we’ve spent the last decade getting ready for it.
We believe great systems start with sound physics, not flashy promises. Every design we build is grounded in science and shaped by rigorous testing.
We work on problems that make a difference: cleaner grids, lower emissions, and more resilient infrastructure. If it doesn’t solve a real-world need, we’re not interested.
Our systems are made to endure. We favor reliability over complexity, durability over trendiness, and performance over perfection.
We value deep knowledge, collaborative problem-solving, and a shared commitment to excellence. No egos. No shortcuts. Just people who care about getting it right.
At Echogen, our values aren’t slogans. They’re how we operate. We move fast, think deep, and build systems that work in the real world. With a high-density team of curious, straight-talking engineers, we focus on pure, no-nonsense engineering that performs.
