What's Happening?
Climasel, a start-up led by Khayala Miriyeva, is developing energy-efficient indoor panels that store heat during the day and release it at night. This innovation aims to reduce the high cooling costs associated with conventional air conditioners. Climasel has been recognized as a finalist in the ISC3 Innovation Challenge 2025 and named ISC3 Start-up of the Month, highlighting its potential impact on climate change and sustainable urban development. The company plans to validate its technology through pilot projects and expand its market presence in Azerbaijan and Europe, focusing initially on corporate offices.
Why It's Important?
Climasel's technology addresses the growing need for sustainable energy solutions in urban environments. By reducing reliance on conventional air conditioning, the panels could significantly lower energy consumption and costs, contributing to environmental conservation and economic savings. The recognition from ISC3 provides Climasel with increased visibility and access to international networks, potentially accelerating its growth and impact. This development is crucial as cities worldwide seek innovative solutions to combat climate change and improve energy efficiency.
What's Next?
Climasel plans to complete pilot projects to validate the performance of its panels in various building types. Following successful validation, the company aims to expand its market reach, starting with commercial areas in Azerbaijan and Europe. Climasel intends to collaborate with construction companies and energy stakeholders to integrate its panels into sustainable building practices. Long-term, the company envisions scaling its technology internationally, making natural cooling accessible and affordable globally.
