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Sunamp

Total Funding

$6.1 M

Revenue

£200.8 K

FY, 2017

Sunamp Summary

Company Summary

Overview
Sunamp designs, produces and sells non-toxic, compact highly efficient modular Heat Batteries that use non-toxic Phase Change Material (PCM) to store heat energy for a wide range of applications including energy efficiency, grid balancing and renewable energy. Sunamp has immense growth potential not only in the Built Environment in the UK but also many other industry sectors and worldwide markets. Sunamp Heat Batteries make sense for all customers who want to make their energy systems work better and deliver higher yield. Sunamp Heat Batteries are a packaged store of heat energy using Phase Change Materials (PCMs). They are scalable and can be tailored to specific applications from large-scale industrial use to household and to compact automotive solutions. Sunamp Ltd is based near Edinburgh SunampPV This is a system that uses excess electricity from a Solar PV array to provide hot water without the need for an immersion heater or hot water tank. It does this by electrically charging heat batteries inside the SunampPV. Instantaneous hot water is available on demand for direct customer use or as a preheat to a combi boiler, saving up to £418 per year from the customer’s energy bills (on top of the Feed In Tariff, if applicable).
Type
Private
Status
Active
Founded
2006
HQ
Tranent, GB | view all locations
Website
http://www.sunamp.com/
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LocationsView all

4 locations detected

  • Tranent, Scotland HQ

    United Kingdom

    Macmerry Business Park, 1 Satellite Park

  • Bridgend, Wales

    United Kingdom

    Atlantic House, Charnwood Park, Waterton

  • Carlisle, England

    United Kingdom

    227a Blackwell Rd

  • Rainham, England

    United Kingdom

    Unit 13, Easter Industrial Park, Ferry Lane South

Sunamp Financials

Summary Financials

Revenue (FY, 2017)
£200.8K
Gross profit (FY, 2017)
(£146.3K)
Net income (FY, 2017)
(£1.6M)
Cash (FY, 2017)
£1.1M
EBIT (FY, 2017)
(£1.7M)

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