Company Profile

There has been a marked change in the global regulatory environment, where legislators are taking a leadership role in mandating that the source of our energy be from “renewable” streams. We believe that although the efforts of regulators are helpful, the transition to cleaner forms of energy and increased energy efficiency remains an economic challenge, not a political one. The only way to ensure adoption of cleaner technologies is to make the incumbent technologies financially less attractive to the largest and smallest consumers of power.

Our Business 

reXorce Thermionics, Inc. is a rapidly growing, privately held corporation, headquartered in North East Ohio. The Company was formed to pursue profit with a purpose, by providing innovative solutions to the world’s energy challenges. We intend to meaningfully impact the way thermal energy is sourced, produced, distributed and consumed.

Our Mission and Commitment

Our passion and commitment for discovering new ways to harness existing thermal resources and recycling our own thermal waste is core to our mission. reXorce was formed to pursue profit with a purpose, by providing innovative solutions to the world’s energy challenges. We intend to meaningfully impact the way thermal energy is sourced, produced, distributed and consumed.

Our Technology and Innovation

Core to the Company is the development of the Thermafficient™ thermal engine, a proprietary system that recovers thermal energy from a wide variety of sources, transforming it into usable electricity, cooling, and heating. Thermafficient™ is a patented system that utilizes supercritical carbon dioxide “CO2″ and other working fluids to create a power generating cycle. reXorce’s goal is to create an environmentally friendly and economically advantageous means of producing energy.

Our Market Potential

Approximately 15 trillion Watts of the 10 trillion Watts generated by heat engines is not converted, but is instead released into the environment. If even a small fraction of this lost heat could be converted to electricity, its impact on the energy situation would be enormous. Of the 500,000 smokestacks in the United States, the 47,500 stacks that produce waste heat above 260 degrees Celsius (500 degrees Fahrenheit) could produce at least 50,000 megawatts of power (Casten, RED).