Store Thermal Energy. Cut Peak Demand. Keep Hot Water Ready.
Capture energy from heat pumps, PVT solar, or off-peak electricity — and store it for heating, cooling, and hot water on demand.
Made in the USA
Patented design
Engineering support
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Made in the USA
Patented design
Engineering support
Every TEHQ system starts with the building’s load and project requirements. Thermal storage can then be combined with heat pumps, PVT collectors, controls, piping, heat exchangers, and structural support.
Thermal Energy HQ helps project teams design around the building’s actual demand, available space, energy sources, operating schedule, and financial goals.
Produce and store thermal energy during lower-cost periods, then use it when electrical demand and utility prices are highest.
Coordinate heat pumps, thermal storage, controls, and existing equipment as one complete system instead of treating each component separately.
Maintain stored thermal capacity for hotels, multifamily properties, restaurants, healthcare facilities, and other buildings with demanding hot water loads.
Use modular tanks and flexible configurations where large conventional storage systems are difficult to deliver, install, or expand.
Select a date and let’s discuss your facility, project requirements, or application goals.
Thermal Energy HQ systems enable users to reduce peak electrical demand, improve operating efficiency, and support heating, cooling, and hot water systems with greater flexibility.
Unlike traditional large-format systems, our modular architecture enables faster installation, scalable deployment, and greater adaptability in constrained environments.
Generate usable thermal energy with heat pumps, PVT collectors, recovered waste heat, or off-peak electricity.
Store the energy in insulated, water-based thermal tanks sized around the building’s demand, available space, and recovery requirements.
Use the stored energy for domestic hot water, space heating, cooling, load shifting, or other thermal demands.
Thermal Energy HQ systems are designed for environments where hot water demand, energy efficiency, and operational reliability are critical, including hospitality, multifamily housing, healthcare, restaurants, laundromats, and other high-demand facilities.
"TEHQ really did what they said they were going to do. They just installed their system, which now allows us to have all the hot water we need for our guests and use the sun’s energy to do it with no electricity needed."
Managing Director
". . . You always need reliable hot water for handwashing, cleaning, and food prep. The efficiency this system brings to the kitchen is a game changer, and that’s exactly what Thermal Energy HQ delivered."
Head Chef
"Working with Thermal Energy HQ gave us confidence from the start. They understood the demands of a multi-unit property and delivered a system that improved hot water reliability for our residents."
Property Manager
Thermal Energy HQ helps project teams evaluate how modular thermal storage aligns with available funding opportunities, operational goals, and building performance requirements to ensure clients maximize the value of available incentive programs.
Regional utility and electrification programs may help reduce upfront installation costs for thermal efficiency and energy infrastructure upgrades.
Thermal energy storage may help reduce peak electrical demand and support participation in utility efficiency initiatives.
Commercial efficiency programs may reward projects that improve long-term operating performance and reduce energy consumption.
Thermal storage infrastructure can support evolving building performance standards and long-term decarbonization goals.
Search federal, state, local, and utility programs that may support thermal storage, heat pumps, electrification, load shifting, domestic hot water, and related energy improvements.
Programs, funding, deadlines, and eligibility requirements may change. Search results are intended for initial research and should be confirmed with the program administrator and the project’s qualified financial, tax, or engineering professionals.
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