How Rechargeable Buildings Work
Termobuild transforms concrete floors and ceilings into active thermal infrastructure that amplifies mechanical system performance—delivering stable comfort, reducing peak demand, lowering operating costs, and improving building performance.
Charge the structure when demand is lower.
Termobuild helps buildings use available off-peak energy to pre-condition the concrete structure. The goal is not to add separate storage equipment, but to activate the thermal capacity of the structure already being built.
Radiant delivery helps reduce temperature swings and reactive HVAC cycling.
02Fresh-AirSupports healthier indoor environments by enabling higher fresh-air delivery with less reliance on recirculated air.
03Lower CostsUses the structure already in the project instead of adding separate storage infrastructure, helping reduce both capital and long-term operating costs.
04Peak Load ShiftingHelps shift heating and cooling demand away from expensive peak periods while reducing energy costs and mechanical system workload.
05ResilienceThe activated structure can help maintain more stable conditions during disruptions.
Actual Project Data. Real Operating Results.
Measured operating data from a deployed Termobuild project — presented as engineering evidence, not a simulation.
More carbon saved in measured operation.
Lower gas consumption versus baseline.
More GHG reduction in measured operation.
Lower electricity use in measured operation.
Stable conditions from measured building operation.
The dashboard connects the interactive concept above to real project performance below: the building structure helps stabilize conditions while reducing mechanical workload.
Operational Carbon
65% increase in measured carbon savings.
Natural Gas Consumption
38% reduction in measured natural gas consumption.
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
67% increase in measured GHG savings.
Electrical Consumption
36% reduction in measured electrical consumption.
Lower Operating Cost
Reduced gas and electricity use translates into a lower utility burden over time.
Measured Performance
Real building data from actual operation — not theoretical modeling.
Lower Environmental Impact
Improved energy performance reduces operational carbon and greenhouse gas impact.
Building as Infrastructure
The structure becomes part of the building’s energy strategy, helping reduce demand and improve performance.
Proven Across Building Types
The same structural energy storage strategy has been successfully applied across multiple building types and climate zones.