History of the company
- 2019
- Development of custom TEG-units. Peltier modules and TEG modules
models available for use up to 500°C
- Development of custom TEG-units. Peltier modules and TEG modules
- 2008
- HeatReCar project launched
- 2007
- Development of advanced high-temperature light-weight 16W TEG.
- 2006
- E4 MISTRA programme: "Energy efficient reduction of exhausts from vehicles"
Our part was the deveopment of Thermoelectric generators for heat recovery of the exhaust of heavy trucks. Based on comventional and on novel Clathrate materials.
- E4 MISTRA programme: "Energy efficient reduction of exhausts from vehicles"
- 2004
- Increased activities in cooling and heat pipe technology.
- Miniturbines.
- 2003
- 2001
- Lennart Holmgren sole owner of Termo-Gen AB.
- New area: Vacuum deposition and applications using PVD, a spin-off technology from the manufacturing of thermoelectric units.
- Lennart Holmgren sole owner of Termo-Gen AB.
- 2000
- Nanothermel project: Founded by the EC.
- Development and production of Efficient thermoelectric materials by nanoengineering.
- International patent application for Ceramic high temperature power generation module - PCT/SE99/00861
- 1999
- Patent for high tempersture TEG modules: EP0907973, AU4661999.
- Development of TEG-units for automotive applications based on Bi2Te3 .
- Patent for high tempersture TEG modules: EP0907973, AU4661999.
- 1998
- TWR Sweden: Development of automotive TEG and materials.
- Gas atomizing unit for thermoelectric materials.
- TWR Sweden: Development of automotive TEG and materials.
- 1997
- Termo-Gen AB was founded by four partners.
- Development and marketing of high temperature TEG modules, devices and applications.
- Co-operation with A.F Ioffe institute in St Petersburg: Thermoelectic technology transfer.
- Termo-Gen AB was founded by four partners.
- 1996
- High temperature thermoelectric materials: synthesis, powder compaction, solder and interfaces.
- 1995
- Lennart Holmgren founded Legelab in Stockholm, Sweden. Its business area was automotive thermoelectric generator applications.
- VOLVO Aero Corporation: ARDIC heater systems.
- Partnership with Teknikpartner AB.
- Lennart Holmgren founded Legelab in Stockholm, Sweden. Its business area was automotive thermoelectric generator applications.
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