(Source: First Tellurium Corp.)
  • First Tellurium’s thermoelectric generator was introduced and demonstrated at a presentation in Vancouver this week
  • The generator was presented by PYRODELTA, which showed how the device generated power from simple changes in temperature, producing energy from the heat of human skin as well as from ice
  • The company explained the generator’s main advantages come from its robust construction, low manufacturing costs, ability to withstand temperature extremes and light weight
  • First Tellurium stock last traded at $0.095 per share

First Tellurium’s (CSE:FTEL) thermoelectric generator was introduced and demonstrated at a presentation in Vancouver this week.

The tellurium-based generator was developed in the United States by the company’s 51 per cent-owned thermoelectric-focused research and development company, PYRODELTA Energy.

The generator was presented by PYRODELTA, which showed how the device generated power from simple changes in temperature, producing energy from the heat of human skin as well as from ice.

However, the company explained that the generator’s main advantages come from its robust construction, low manufacturing costs, ability to withstand temperature extremes and light weight.

The team stated that this generator represents a “[T]ransformative step in thermoelectric technology, energy efficiency and sustainability.”

Potential applications include the automotive, solar power and defence industries.

“The simplicity, effectiveness and versatility of the device is expected to open up markets not only for solar power, but in the transportation, defence and agriculture industries as well as in many others,” First Tellurium’s president and CEO, Tyrone Docherty, said in a news release.

He also announced that patents for manufacturing and intellectual property have now been filed in the U.S.

First Tellurium Corp. works to generate revenue and value through mineral discovery, project development, project generation and cooperative access.

First Tellurium stock last traded at $0.095 per share.

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