The ATMOsphere Podcast Network
Oct 15, 2026 · 4 min · 4 segments
Exergyn, Magnotherm and Pascal, three companies working on cooling and heating technologies that use solid materials rather than refrigerants, have teamed up to launch the Solid Cooling Coalition…
Exergen, Magnotherm, and Pasqual, three companies working on cooling and heating technologies that use solid materials rather than refrigerants, have teamed up to launch the Solid Cooling Coalition, SCC.
The three companies made the announcement at Chillventa twenty twenty-six, which is being held in Nuremberg from October thirteenth to fifteenth.
The SCC says its goal is to work together to move the cooling industry from a one-size-fits-all reliance on vapor compression toward next generation high efficiency solid cooling systems.
Exergen, Magnotherm, and Pasqual have developed products that produce cooling and heating via forces or fields applied to solid materials.
This includes a nickel titanium blend called Nitinol, Exergen, lanthanum iron silicon, Magnotherm, and metal halide perovskites, Pasqual.
The coalition aims to capitalize on this momentum.
It has laid out five strategic priorities designed to build consensus in the industry and accelerate the adoption of solid cooling and heating technologies.
Act as a single source of trustworthy information by compiling and presenting the best available information on caloric cooling.
Enforce consistent performance metrics and reporting standards across calorics academia and its industry.
Advocate for new cooling performance standards that are technology agnostic and fit for purpose.
Define a precise commercialization roadmap with milestones tailored to the unique challenges and opportunities of caloric cooling technologies.
Drive financial support to the caloric cooling industry, including but not limited to catalytic capital, public-private partnerships, grant funding, and strategic corporate investment.
Exergen, Magnotherm, and Pasqual, three companies working on cooling and heating technologies that use solid materials rather than refrigerants, have teamed up to launch the Solid Cooling Coalition, SCC.
The three companies made the announcement at Chillventa twenty twenty-six, which is being held in Nuremberg from October thirteenth to fifteenth.
The SCC says its goal is to work together to move the cooling industry from a one-size-fits-all reliance on vapor compression toward next generation high efficiency solid cooling systems.
Exergen, Magnotherm, and Pasqual have developed products that produce cooling and heating via forces or fields applied to solid materials.
This includes a nickel titanium blend called Nitinol, Exergen, lanthanum iron silicon, Magnotherm, and metal halide perovskites, Pasqual.
The coalition aims to capitalize on this momentum.
It has laid out five strategic priorities designed to build consensus in the industry and accelerate the adoption of solid cooling and heating technologies.
Act as a single source of trustworthy information by compiling and presenting the best available information on caloric cooling.
Enforce consistent performance metrics and reporting standards across calorics academia and its industry.
Advocate for new cooling performance standards that are technology agnostic and fit for purpose.
Define a precise commercialization roadmap with milestones tailored to the unique challenges and opportunities of caloric cooling technologies.
Drive financial support to the caloric cooling industry, including but not limited to catalytic capital, public-private partnerships, grant funding, and strategic corporate investment.
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