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Transaera Welcomes David Eisenbud as EVP of Sales
We’re excited to announce David Eisenbud has joined Transaera as Executive Vice President of Sales. David brings more than 25 years of experience scaling clean energy businesses, including leadership roles at SunPower, SunEdison, and DSD Renewables. Across his career, he has closed more than $250 million in renewable energy transactions and built the commercial partnerships…

Transaera Featured in Kiplinger’s Coverage of the Future of Air Conditioning
Transaera was featured in a recent Kiplinger article examining the future of air conditioning as rising global temperatures drive demand for smarter, more efficient cooling. The piece highlights Transaera’s DOAS technology alongside innovations from other industry leaders, and notes our deployment with Amazon in its e-commerce warehouses.

Transaera Featured in The Energy Mix: Solving One of Air Conditioning’s Biggest Energy Problems
As cooling demand rises across Canada, Transaera’s heat pump technology is drawing attention for tackling one of air conditioning’s most energy-intensive jobs: managing humidity. In a recent feature with The Energy Mix, co-founder and CTO Ross Bonner explained how conventional air conditioners handle this inefficiently. They overcool air to wring out moisture, then reheat it…

“Do You Know How to Keep Your Home Cool?” Transaera weighs in for NY Times Quiz.
Transaera’s co-founders Ross Bonner and Sorin Grama were tapped to provide insight into how air conditioners actually work for a New York Times reader quiz titled “Do you know how to keep your home cool?” It’s a good reminder of something we think about constantly at Transaera: most people assume an AC just makes cold…

Technica selects CEO Sorin Grama as one of 20 leaders driving sustainable data center infrastructure.
Technica selected CEO Sorin Grama as one of the 20 leaders defining technologies, systems, and infrastructure strategies to reduce data centers’ impact on energy oconsumption.

The Rise In Demand For Cooling Sparks Interest In More Energy Efficient Air Conditioners
Transaera is one of many MIT spinoffs that focuses on using energy more efficiently to reduce the amount of carbon pollution from everyday activities, from cement, to process heat, to cooling. It has begun manufacturing the enormous rooftop air conditioning, ventilation, and heating systems we see on the roofs of big box stores and factories…

Amazon bets on what could be a game-changing heat pump
Amazon has signed a deal for a novel kind of rooftop heat pump that will provide all-electric heating, superefficient cooling, and cheaper energy bills at an undisclosed number of the company’s commercial buildings.

MIT Startup Uses New Materials to Reinvent Air Conditioning
Transaera CTO and co-founder Ross Bonner sat down with Markham Hislop of Energi Media to dig into how the materials work, why MOFs are poised to reshape HVAC, and what efficiency at this scale means for grids straining under data centers, electrification, and AI.
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These moisture-sucking materials could transform air conditioning
MIT Technology Review reports on startups that are tackling dehumidification as well as cooling separately using absorbent materials that could keep building temperatures comfortable with less energy and allow for more flexibility in different environments.

Carrier Ventures Invests in Next-Generation Sustainable Technology Startups
Carrier Global Corporation, the leading global provider of healthy, safe, sustainable and intelligent building and cold chain solutions, announces that Carrier Ventures has invested in Transeara, citing its next-generation technology, high-growth potential and sustainability focus.













