Getting started with TU Delft. Successful application of Magneto and TU Delft for NWO Take-Off: “Feasibility study“ | €40.000

Funding for Feasibility study RVO research grant | €20.000

Becoming part of something bigger. Consortium member of MMIP-Integrale Energietransitie Bestaande Bouw.

The next successful application for funding. Acceptance of NWO Take-Off: “Early stage route“ | €250.000

Successful application for EU project. Acceptance of EIT Climate KIC: “Local, Magnetocaloric Power Conversion Opportunities for Cities” | €300.000

“Magnetic Cooling for a Greener World“. TU Delft and Magneto – Our story from fundamental research to application.

“Magnetocalorics Boosting the Dutch Energy Transition – Green Heat Pumps and Waste Heat to Power in Cities“. Lecture about green magnetocaloric technologies contributing to more sustainability.

EIT RawMaterials – Booster call granted. Acceptance of the EIT RawMaterials Booster call to advance our 3D shaping technologies.

Joining the leading tech incubator in Europe: YES!Delft We were accepted to join YES!Delft to accelerate our entrepreneurial and technological journey to create sustainable and safe magnetocaloric heat pumps.

“Souvenirtje voor op de koelkast? Met deze magneten wordt je koeling een stuk milieuvriendelijker” published in AD (paywall).

€ 1 million for Magneto developing a sustainable alternative for refrigeration systems. Until today, cooling systems have always used gas compressors. Although the gases are nowadays less harmful than in the past, they are still toxic and dangerous, resulting in an enormous footprint. The Delft-based company Magneto, a spin-off from Delft University of Technology, is developing 3D-printed magneto-calorific material for heat pumps. With this material, heat pumps for cooling systems can be made that no longer run on gas, but on harmless liquids, such as water. In addition, the system is up to 30% more efficient. For their unique innovation, Magneto will receive € 1 million from UNIIQ (Delft Enterprises), SHIFT Invest, Graduate Entrepreneur Fund and Rabobank. Here is the article from UNIIQ.

TU Delft | Stories: “New heat pump material to combat global warming.”

Joining the “Renewable Heating and Cooling – European Technology and Innovation Platform”. We become member of RHC.