Make the most of
the energy you’ve
already paid for
“We have created a financial incentive for our customers to reduce their climate impact. Wasting energy is no longer an option”
Nils Lekeberg and Jesper Wirén
Founders of Enjay
We’re on a journey to reduce the global CO2 emissions by 500 megatons annually – one percent of the estimated global emissions by 2050.
Featured Articles
Why there is serious money in kitchen fumes
On the windy roof of a Burger King in Malmö, southern Sweden, Maggad Khalidy points to a large metal box attached to a jungle of pipes and wires. From the outside, it's far from an eye-catching innovation, but Mr Khalidy, who owns the fast food franchise that runs this restaurant, says it has saved the branch the equivalent of around $16,000 (£13,000) a year in heating bills.
Enjay drives kitchen costs down at Burger King and Turtle Bay
Swedish ‘cleantech’ company Enjay Systems have officially launched its equipment to the UK market and claims its technology can reduce heating bills by up to 90% for hospitality operators, with the likes of Burger King and Turtle Bay already installing the firm’s systems in their kitchens.
How we turned a massive failure into a climate solution that could cut global emissions by 500 megatons
It might sound too good to be true, but it’s not. The solution is called Lepido, and it is now being deployed by big food chains, industrial production sites, and small restaurants in several countries.