After ten years of operation, iHandal’s energy systems have been adopted in over 130 projects across twelve countries. Their big goal is to reduce carbon emissions by 200 million tons annually by 2030. This notable ambition is parallel to Japan’s government initiative to become carbon neutral by 2050.
By utilizing and recycling the wasted energy from buildings, users can save lots of money and protect the environment. iHandal’s 3C process : CAPTURE + COMPRESS + CHANNEL are cost-saving heating and cooling solutions that have proven to save energy consumption. With their patented and innovative Thermal Efficiency Equipment and Solutions, this company is interested in working with Japanese manufacturers and energy engineering companies.
iHandal was nominated because of the future of its technology to contribute to Japan’s roadmap to tackle the challenge of climate change. With iHandal’s innovation, I hope they can showcase their capability in AEA and build interest from Japanese counterparts in line with Japan national aims to become a carbon-neutral, decarbonized society by 2050.
I believe what the company require now is global exposure for potential collaboration with Japanese high-tech companies to improve their energy system.