Absolicon

The Absolicon T160 solar thermal collector has an optical efficiency of 76.4% and is certified by Solar Keymark.

Solar Thermal Heat integration is possible at multiple points of the existing Systems. Absolicon can provide “easy to install” and “trouble-free” solutions.

The Field Simulator Guide helps users forecast the advantages and savings of a solar thermal field.

Absolicon has projects on three continents with local partners.

Härnösand Folk High School is investing in a solar energy system and has signed an agreement with Hemab to feed surplus heat into the municipal network.

Absolicon’s first industrial installation is operating at Bomans Lackering in Stockholm. Roof-mounted solar collectors supply some of the energy for the company’s chemical processes.

A solar power plant in Härnösand, Sweden, that produces both electricity and heat has been connected to the local district heating system. Delivered by Absolicon Solar Collector AB, it feeds heat into the heating system and electricity into the grid.

Absolicon received an order worth 800,000 SEK from a resort in a Chilean national park founded by Yvon and Malinda Chouinard, owners of the Patagonia clothing company. It was the third order in less than a year in a cooperation to deliver electricity and heat.

Absolicon T160 Solar collector is a small parabolic trough certified by Solar Keymark, designed to run industrial processes up to 160°heat and 8 bar steam

Andrea works as an Innovation Engineer in solar thermal at Absolicon. Andrea was born in Lecce, grew up in Rome, Italy, moved to Sweden eight years ago, and started working at Absolicon about two years ago.

Antonio Fuso is an environmental consultant born and raised in Bari, Italy. Antonio studied in Bari, Turin and the Czech Republic, gained work experience in Taranto and Milan, and spent time in Sweden at Absolicon.

Briss Taipe is a business engineer specializing in solar and renewable energy. Originally from Peru, Briss has lived in Europe for eight years, graduated in energy engineering in France, and moved to Sweden.

By participating in collaborative research and development projects, Absolicon helps turn scientific knowledge into practical solutions.

Absolicon CEO Joakim Byström became fascinated by solar energy in childhood and drew his first solar concentrator at age eleven.

Production Line for commercial production of the Absolicon T160 Solar collector. Solar energy solutions with heat up to 160°C for the industry.