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First Tellurium to launch thermoelectric sales on-line

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Executive Summary

  • First Tellurium Corp.'s subsidiary, PyroDelta Energy Inc., is launching an online sales platform for its flat thermoelectric modules, with a target launch date of January 1, 2026.
  • The company reports increasing B2B purchase inquiries from industries in Canada and the U.S., including thermoelectric device vendors, following the perfection of its manufacturing process and module testing.
  • PyroDelta’s flat modules have demonstrated the capacity to operate at temperatures of 900 degrees Celsius, offering applications in industrial waste heat recovery, drone range extension, solar power enhancement, and emergency generators.

Key Details

  • Launch Timeline: The online sales platform for PyroDelta flat thermoelectric modules is scheduled to launch on January 1, 2026.
  • Product Capabilities: The flat modules are capable of operating at temperatures up to 900 degrees Celsius, significantly higher than current market devices, with high durability for waste heat deployment.
  • Target Markets & Applications: Potential applications include extending the range of industrial and military drones, enhancing solar power generation, providing supplemental energy for greenhouses, and use in recreational and emergency generators.
  • Tubular Generators Strategy: PyroDelta has no plans to sell its tubular thermoelectric generators online at this time. These units are intended for AI data centers, combustion engines, and geothermal energy.
  • Commercial Approach for Tubular Units: The company is engaged in direct negotiations and discussions with AI data center providers, drone manufacturers, and defense contractors for large-scale worldwide markets.
  • Manufacturing Strategy: First Tellurium is exploring options for manufacturing tubular devices, including licensing, partnerships, and/or building its own plants, with decisions varying by market.
  • Revenue Model: Revenue from flat module sales is intended to support larger-scale contracts for tubular generators.

Notable Quotes

  • "As awareness of our technology spreads, we are receiving an increasing number of B2B purchase inquiries from our website... We have invested a great deal of time perfecting the manufacturing process, testing the modules and working with potential buyers to finalize product capabilities. We are now focused on establishing a robust e-commerce interface and platform." — Michael Abdelmaseh, PyroDelta Head Engineer
  • "We remain in discussions and negotiations with AI data centre providers, drone manufacturers, defence contractors and others to sell the tubular generators directly. These are large-scale, worldwide markets and we expect these will be our largest sources of revenue long term." — Tyrone Docherty, First Tellurium President and CEO
  • "Revenue from sales of the flat modules will help us serve larger-scale contracts for the tubular generators. We are currently exploring options for manufacturing the tubular devices, including licensing, partnerships and/or building our own plants." — Tyrone Docherty
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