Bringing the world together to kickstart a Clean New Industrial Era

Bringing the world together to cut more than 30% of industrial CO₂ emissions

Backed by a growing number of technology and industrial partners, Coolbrook technology is on a path to become the new global standard in industrial electrification.

By replacing fossil fuels with electrification powered by clean and renewable energy, it’s the only technology in the world capable of cutting 30% of industrial CO₂ emissions and 7% of global CO₂ emissions annually. But only if the world comes together to use it.

By joining forces with industrial and academic partners and world governments, Coolbrook RotoDynamic Technology can cut more than 2 billion tons of CO₂ emissions annually, helping to create a more sustainable future for us all.

History of Coolbrook

Coolbrook RotoDynamic Technology development started in late 1990’s when a group of rocket engineers worked on an idea of a turbine-like device for the generation of high temperature process heat in petrochemical production.

An early prototype device was introduced in 2011 to Finnish entrepreneur Ilpo Kuokkanen and the former long-time Coolbrook CEO Harri Johannesdahl. This led to establishment of Coolbrook company around the technology to develop it further with Oxford and Cambridge university laboratories in the UK and Neste Engineering in Finland.

Years of hard work with modelling, CFD calculations, patenting and introduction among the potential customers took place. As the urgency to fight against climate change became a priority in the political agenda together with favourable price development of renewable energy and the introduction of CO₂ pricing, major industrial companies’ interest towards Coolbrook’s technology and its potential was really ignited.

From 2020 on, several major players in cement, petrochemicals and steel industries have signed up to be among the first producers to start applying Coolbrook’s revolutionary clean technology following the last large-scale pilot demonstration tests during 2023 at Brightlands Chemelot Campus, the Netherlands.

Coolbrook’s RotoDynamic technology is all set to start cutting 2.4 billion tonnes of CO₂ emissions and kickstart a clean new industrial era.