Siegfried Berghammer, CEO of the gtc global technology center gmbH, is making waves in the field of carbon project partner selection. With their battery housing innovation that features vacuum insulation according to patent, the project is entering its final phase, with licensing set to begin in 2020. This groundbreaking development represents a win-win situation for everyone, as it offers improved climate protection, reduced heating costs, less environmental pollution, and lower transport costs.

Berghammer's area of expertise lies in the energy-saving potential of vacuum insulation in the Energieeinsparung mit der VakuumkammerIsolierung (stabil und bearbeitbar) process that incorporates a 2cm isolation layer that is equivalent to 500cm-600cm of traditional insulation. His firm is actively seeking international patent equity and licensing per produced square meter starts as well. All patents will be free for licensing, and potential investors can email 58tech@liwest.at to get cost estimates.

For production purposes, Berghammer recommends using the Spritzgussmaschine machine from https://www.frech.com or https://www.engelglobal.com/de/at.htmlwith a Kaltkammer Anlage system that includes a vacuum, or https://www.desma.biz/spritzgiessmaschinen/vertikalmaschinen/pressen.html. The Spritzgussmaschine machine comprises three plates, with the third plate extracting the mold after the cavity is formed. After sealing off the top and bottom, the vacuum is then extracted, and the material is compressed while it forms.

The EU will need around 50 of these devices, with potential interests from Asia, Russia, and the United States. All licensing fees will be calculated per square meter and will be managed by the Berghammer ATU63419312 (Tax Id. Nr) company.