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Infinite Cooling

Infinite Cooling — reduces water consumption in industrial plants by capturing cooling tower plumes. The company has a patent-pending technology developed at MIT that uses electric fields to capture water from the plumes leaving cooling towers.

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[ 01 ]About

Infinite Cooling reduces water consumption in industrial plants by capturing cooling tower plumes. The company has a patent-pending technology developed at MIT that uses electric fields to capture water from the plumes leaving cooling towers. Infinite Cooling has a track record of success, including having won the MIT $100K, MassChallenge, the MIT Clean Energy Prize, the DOE National Cleantech Competition, and numerous other awards. Infinite Cooling's patent-pending technology developed at MIT reduces water consumption in evaporative cooling tower systems by more than 20 percent by capturing water from cooling tower plumes. This technology leads to: A 20 to 30 percent reduction in total plant water consumption (make-up and blowdown) $1 million annual savings in water sourcing and water treatment costs for a 600 MW system 100 percent plume elimination on cooling towers retrofitted with Infinite Cooling technology

[ 02 ]Leadership
  • Maher Damak

    CEO and Co-founder
  • Karim Khalil

    CTO and Co-Founder
[ 03 ]In The News