Infinite Cooling

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When to Modernize, When to Replace — Cost, Disruption, and Lifecycle Impacts

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Infinite Cooling aims to mitigate water scarcity and reduce emissions by improving industrial cooling efficiency. It helps industrial plants reduce water consumption and energy use by optimizing cooling-system operations.

Infinite Cooling reduces cooling power needs in data centers and lowers process temperatures in power plants and industrial facilities.

Investment committee lead, Breakthrough Energy Ventures

Board Member Partner, North Bridge Ventures Former CEO, New Oak Communications (Acquired by Nortel)

Karim Khalil is CTO and co-founder of Infinite Cooling, where he leads hardware and software engineering. He holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from MIT, where his research focused on thermal fluid systems and energy efficiency enhancements for industrial processes.

Professor of Mechanical Engineering, MIT

Infinite Cooling provides efficient cooling solutions to address rising temperatures and water shortages.

Infinite Cooling is an award-winning company helping industrial and commercial facilities have safer, more efficient, and more sustainable cooling towers.

Sonal Patel develops a technology that captures water from cooling tower plumes to reduce water consumption in evaporative cooling systems. The approach leverages existing cooling tower emissions to extract and purify water, potentially cutting water usage in industrial facilities. The method relies on straightforward principles but aims for substantial efficiency gains in water management.

Jul 2022POWER MagazineNews article

Infinite Cooling secures $12.25 million in Series A funding from Material Impact to advance its industrial cooling technology, which reduces water usage. The company develops sustainable solutions for water-intensive cooling systems in industrial applications. This investment supports scaling production and expanding market reach for its water-saving innovations.

Jun 2021Business WireNews article

Infinite Cooling develops technology to recover water lost from industrial cooling towers, which discharge **2 trillion gallons annually**—equivalent to U.S. household consumption. The captured water could prevent **400 billion gallons** from evaporating into the atmosphere each year. The solution targets inefficiencies in power plants, refineries, and manufacturing facilities.

Nov 2019greentown.orgNews article

Infinite Cooling, an MIT spinoff, captures and reuses water evaporating from power plant cooling towers. The startup wins a $100,000 Diamond Award at the 2018 MassChallenge competition alongside another local company. The technology targets water conservation in industrial cooling systems.

Oct 2018MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyNews article