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An industrial fire suppression system using pure nitrogen gas to protect critical assets
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ExxFire - green industrial fire suppression
An industrial fire suppression system using pure nitrogen gas to protect critical assets
Label Date
November 29, 2021
By
Exxfire B.V.
From
Netherlands
Maturity stage
TRL 9 / CRI 5-6 - Market competition driving widespread deployment &/"Bankable" grade asset class
ExxFire is a disruptive industrial fire suppression company, using patented pressureless nitrogen gas storage technology called Cool N2 Gas Generators (CGG). These replace high-pressure gas tanks with a safer, greener, easier to handle, and maintenance-free alternative. The nitrogen gas released from CGGs potentially offsets 7-10 megatons of CO2 equivalent p.a. from current solutions, whose cylinders filled with environmentally impacting chemical or CO2 gas. The CGGs technology, available for business-critical cabinet protection with integrated smoke or heat detection, is sold/installed worldwide. The CGGs technology is being scaled to larger volumes to enter the largest part of the €4.6bn global market, providing a safe, green and more economical alternative. A segment is preventing the start of thermal runaways of lithium-ion battery energy storage systems (BESS) that otherwise end in fire and possibly in explosions and a 2nd segment is the ever-growing data center segment.
The Environmental Benefits
- •The ExxFire 750 System with 1 pressureless generator protects a volume of 1.5m3, releasing 750 litres of pure N2 for safe fire suppression for business critical hardware
- •ExxFire's 1500 and 2250 systems, with 2 and 3 generators respectively, release 1500 litres and 2250 litres of pure nitrogen, capable of protecting 3m3 & 4.5m3. Up to 8 systems can be connected for 36m3
The Financial Benefits
- •For electrical or server cabinets (5m3) total cost of ownership is 26% less over 10 years usage, saving €1,475 per cabinet
- •For larger Room Protection spaces total cost of ownership are over 10 years usage will be 24% lower
- •For li-ion battery energy storage systems (BESS), total cost of ownership is 18% to 23% less over 10 to 20 years usage, saving €2,787 or €7,287 respectively
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Exxfire B.V.
ExxFire, a spin out of the European Space Agency, has developed a disruptive technology for industrial fire suppression.
Headquarters
2201 CW Noordwijk, Netherlands
Type
Startup or self-employed
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Greenbackers
“Greenbackers is all about catalyzing the investment needed to build a more sustainable society. By connecting disruptive technology providers to our network of climate focused investors, we’d like to think we’re helping to save the planet – deal by deal” Robert Hokin, Founder and Managing Partner
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