Echogen develops and builds thermal energy systems based on supercritical carbon dioxide, turning waste heat into power and storing electricity as heat for grid and industrial applications. The Akron company brings nearly two decades of sCO₂ development to hands-on engineering, with systems designed, tested, and refined by its own team rather than left at the concept stage. Its 1.5 MWth heat engine completed more than 100 hours of autonomous operation at 600°C in 2024, while its power-conversion technology is also being developed for advanced nuclear reactors.