About Us
Enertechnos is a pioneering clean-tech company dedicated to delivering decarbonisation.
Who We Are
Enertechnos was founded with a singular purpose: to provide a solution to help to deliver decarbonisation.
Soon enough, it became clear that electricity is a key player when it comes to reducing carbon emissions.




What We Do
We invented – and patented – a concept called ‘Capacitive Transfer System’ (CTS).
CTS reduces power delivery loss and, more importantly, can deliver more power through the same conductor mass or operate at higher frequencies than conventional legacy cables.


Who we are
Enertechnos was founded with one vision in mind: to provide a solution to deliver decarbonisation. Soon enough, it became clear that whenever the question involves ‘decarbonisation’, the answer always involves ‘electricity’.


What we do
We invented and patented a concept called ‘Capacitive Transfer System’ (CTS), which reduces power delivery and, more importantly, can deliver more power through the same mass of conductor or operate at high frequencies than conventional legacy cables.
Our CTS cables can be easily manufactured in existing factories on standard cable-making machinery.
While developing the CTS concept, a large part of the engineering effort in recent years has been to adapt CTS to multiple applications while designing cables that can be made in any existing cable factories. Enertechnos’ strategy is not to be a manufacturer but to licence its technology to cable and hardware manufacturers worldwide.
Market Opportunity
In 2020, the market globally for cable and wire was circa $90 billion and projected overall grid investments to transition to net zero by 2050 was around $14 trillion. The breakdown of this $14 trillion was comprised of sustainment capital in replacing assets at end of life (48%), grid reinforcement (38%) and new connections (21%).
At the same time, there was a focus on providing EV charging infrastructure to convert billions of existing fossil fuel-driven vehicles to electric. This came in tandem with decarbonising the aviation sector and legacy fossil fuel producers.
Market Opportunity
In 2020 the market globally for cable and wire was circa $90 billion and projected overall grid investments to transition to net zero by 2050 is around $14 trillion where 48% of that value is sustainment capital in replacing assets at end of life, 38% is for grid reinforcement and 21% is for new connections. At the same time we have to provide EV charging infrastructure to convert billions of existing fossil fuel driven vehicles to electric, decarbonise aviation with several thousands of airports and even legacy fossil fuel producers.
Progress to Date
Enertechnos has used equity to fund research and development since its inception in 2014, reaching the following milestones:
Built our own cable-making machinery and the first CTS cable – flat (‘planar’) geometry
A highly successful testing programme proved the concept was valid as a linear cable
Designed a round (‘annular’) version of CTS, commissioned from a specialist cable company
Tested 1km long annular cable under supervision by the National Physical Laboratory (NPL)
Designed the first enamelled CTS cable
Commissioned enamelled cable from a specialist cable company
Devised a high-frequency testing rig to emulate length
Established an Advisory Board of industry experts
Commenced work with a leading UK distribution network operator
Continued testing of enamelled cable at high-frequency
Moved into new premises to facilitate the growing team
Submitted new patents
Designed two version of the CTS cable
Ordered 1km of commercially-built ‘layered’ cable from a major Portuguese manufacturer
Started work on joints with Lovink Enertech in the Netherlands
Established Sheffield laboratory to test cable under Brunel University supervision
Ordered enamelled cable from a major Italian manufacturer
Concluded Sheffield tests with both layered and enamelled cable versions
Completed Innovate UK programme with the award for ‘Best Environmental’ project
Joined Ofgem Environment Working Group
Commenced BEIS-funded Energy Entrepreneurs Fund, Round 7 (EEF7) programme with two phases:
Phase 1: material testing at very high voltage
Phase 2: use of CTS in wireless car charging applications
Built high-voltage test lab (up to 70kV)
Continued EEF7 programme
Drafted design guidelines for CTS installations in grid networks
Designed cable protection system
Designed a CTS grid modelling methodology using DigSilent software package
Completed EEF7 project
Finalised joint design for underground cable with working prototypes
Launched a new business direction in electric vehicle (EV) charging
Launched a new business direction in aviation
Won and received funding for the NZTC Open Innovation Programme
Want to get in touch?
We’re proud to be at the forefront of the clean tech industry and always looking for opportunities for our technology to be used across countries and industries.
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Want to get in Touch?
We’re proud to be at the forefront of the clean tech industry and are always looking for application opportunities for our technology.
Get in touch by clicking the link below.