The future of
clean industrial heat
Our mission is to deliver decarbonised high-temperature heat for industry.
Energy storage is crucial to converting intermittent renewable energy to reliable, efficient and cost-effective clean heat. We’re proving we have the best solution to deliver it.
How SiBox® creates heat
SiBox® is the culmination of over a decade of research and development by 1414 Degrees in silicon based latent heat thermal energy storage.
By harnessing the high temperature capabilities of silicon, the SiBox storage material, called SiBrick™, can convert renewable electricity to zero-carbon heat for industries requiring temperatures above 800°C.
The benefits of SiBox
SiBox can provide reliable, clean heat for industry. Our storage media has high energy storage density, which means it provides consistent high-temperature heat, with a smaller footprint, without need for constant power input – making it a cost-effective solution to replace fossil fuels.
How SiBox can be applied
1414 Degrees’ silicon storage – SiBrick – is the most advanced technology to replace fossil fuels at temperatures above 800°C degrees. This is a requirement of minerals processing and manufacturing industries –including the cement, alumina and iron and steel sectors.
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Latest news
New General Manager – Operations appointed
1414 Degrees has appointed a new General Manager to drive the company’s commercial success. John O’Donnell will commence in the role tomorrow (Tuesday, 12 November). As an accomplished executive leader with 35-years’ experience – including driving growth of global...
September 2024 Quarterly Activity Report
1414 Degrees provided an update to the ASX, outlining progress on key milestones during the period ending 30 September 2024. Executive Chairman, Dr Kevin Moriarty wrote to shareholders summarising key updates including progress on: Oversubscribed SPP raised $1.08...
14D secures institutional investment of up to $4.7m
Highlights Up to A$4.7 million investment by US institutional investor, Lind Global Fund II, LP, an entity managed by New York-based firm, The Lind Partners (together, Lind). Under a Share Subscription Agreement 14D will receive an initial A$1.3 million, with up to a...