Valum Energy Ltd. is a Canadian energy technology company focused on developing and commercializing licensed Hydrotor Technologies.
Our initial priorities are telecommunications and data centres. We coordinate system development, electrical integration, controls, application testing and manufacturing preparation to advance the technology toward commercial deployment.
Explore the technologyThe Hydrotor prototype was developed and built in Europe through several years of design and testing led by inventor Mădălin Bratu.
Representatives of Star Navigation, accompanied by a technician, visited Romania to observe the prototype in operation. These observations form part of the development history. The Canadian pilot programs will evaluate performance against the requirements of their intended applications.
Development work with a telecommunications company focuses on pilot construction, electrical integration and telecom-site operating requirements. Application testing will help establish performance specifications and installation requirements.
Engineering work focuses on an initial 1 MW system, including controls, electrical integration and the infrastructure required for a data-centre application.
Complete the pilot builds, conduct documented application testing, establish operating specifications and determine the requirements for subsequent deployment.
Valum’s licensed rights cover Hydrotor Technologies, supporting the development of a commercial ecosystem around the technology.
An exclusive Canadian licence for the licensed Hydrotor technologies.
Non-exclusive worldwide rights outside Canada for the licensed technologies.
Invention, engineering advice, business development and corporate oversight.
Meet the teamCanadian metal fabrication support through our selected partner, GP Custom Metals.
Explore the partnershipApplication-specific development for telecommunications sites and data centres.
Explore the pilot programsValum is advancing its 10 kW telecommunications and 1 MW data-centre programs through system engineering, electrical integration and preparation for application-specific testing. The work is focused on completing the pilot systems, confirming operating specifications and establishing installation requirements.
Application testing, validation and any required certifications are part of the implementation process leading to commercial deployment.
Concept images show the planned equipment configurations and intended installation settings.
