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Sunamp

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Tower 49, NY
+44 (0)1875 610001
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Employee size
51-200
Organization type
Privately Held
Headquarters
Tower 49, NY
Founded
2006

About

Founded in 2005, Sunamp is a Scottish thermal-storage company whose factory, research laboratories, and customer training centre sit near Edinburgh. It makes compact heat batteries for homes, commercial buildings, and industrial users, with a focus on making renewable energy practical where conventional hot-water storage would take up too much space.

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BatteriesEnergy EfficiencySolar

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sunamp.com

Emails

  • info@sunamp.com
  • maggie.wright@sunamp.com

Phone numbers

  • +44 (0)1875 610001
  • +44 (0)7801 710360

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12 E 49th St 5th Ave

Tower 49, NY

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sunamp.com
Updated
Sep 2026