John Happ and Mihir Desu at Pressure Corp: How Hidden Energy in Our Pipelines Could reduce carbon impact!

Energy Tech Startups

In this insightful episode of the Energy Technology Podcast, we delve into the innovative business model behind Pressure Corp, a company revolutionizing the way we think about energy efficiency and carbon reduction. Pressure Corp is at the forefront of creating zero-carbon, base-load power from waste pressure in pipelines, offering a sustainable solution that's both economically and environmentally beneficial. Join us as we explore why the time is now for this solution and its potential impact on the energy landscape.

Key Highlights:

• Pressure Corp's Innovative Technology: Learn about how Pressure Corp harnesses pressure energy that is normally ‘lost’ in pipelines to generate zero-carbon power, akin to regenerative braking in vehicles.
• Deployment and Efficiency: Discover the specifics of Pressure Corp's deployment in various locations, their approach to maximizing efficiency, and the economic viability of their systems.
• Impact on Carbon Emission: Understand how Pressure Corp's technology significantly reduces carbon emissions, contributing to a more sustainable future.
• Challenges and Opportunities: Gain insights into the challenges faced in implementing this technology and the opportunities it presents in the energy sector.

Join hosts Nada Ahmed and Jason Netier as they engage with John Happ, CEO of Pressure Corp, and Mihir Desu, President of Pressure Corp, in a conversation that's not just about technology, but about building an infrastructure business here in Houston.

Company website: https://www.pressurecorp.com/

Find John on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnhappiii/

Find Mihir on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mihirdesu/

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