Wasting energy
is simply no longer
an option

Enjay L12 201112
Testimonials
About Us

The global demand for energy is booming — it’s set to bump up nearly 30 percent by 2040.  Some say that recapturing excess heat could power most of Europe. 

And while much is being done, engineers have struggled to resolve heat capture in some  of our most punishing environments. Commercial kitchens and laundries, heavy industry sites and others are pumping hot, greasy, polluted air into the atmosphere. What a waste. Most experts have thought it impossible to extract clean heat energy from these polluted airstreams. And they were right. Until now. Finally, polluted heat exhaust can be recycled into heat energy. We’re turning waste into watts.

Enjay is a Swedish Greentech company specialized in energy efficiency in hostile environments. We have developed a technical platform that is able to recover energy in polluted airstreams where existing technologies are unable to operate.

Enjay’s first innovation, Lepido, is a heavy-duty heat exchanger for polluted exhaust air. It makes energy recovery in impossible environments not only possible but also profitable.

“We are living at the edge of the climate crisis. We want to do our part – and inspire others to join us. To take accountability and make a difference”

Nils Lekeberg and Jesper Wirén
Founders of Enjay
ENJAY_web_ourvision_quote-1

We’re on a journey to reduce the global CO2 emissions by 500 megatons annually – one percent of the estimated global emissions by 2050.

ENJAY_web_ourvision
The Timeline

99 problems but energy recovery ain't one

2015
Q2: Enjay was founded
2015
Q3: The first Lepido prototype
2016
First pilot project with Burger King
2017
First Lepido unit in operation
2017
First patent secured
2018
Appointed as a Climate solver by WWF
2019
Lepido labelled as an “Efficient solution” by Solar Impulse
2019
Launch in Scandinavia
2020
Lepido becomes standard for Burger King Scandinavia
2022
Launch in BeNeLux and U.K.
2022
Winner of Horecava Innovation Award
2022
Winner of Dragonfly's Den held at COP27
2023
First industry project in Food production
2023
First industry pilot in Laundries
2023
Featured in BBC News and BBC World Service - Business Daily