Evercloak

Evercloak is a University of Waterloo spin-out company specializing in graphene-based membranes for dehumidification. They aim to reduce energy usage and greenhouse gas emissions in building cooling and have received funding through the NRCan Breakthrough Energy Solutions Canada program.

Evercloak is a pioneering company revolutionizing advanced material manufacturing processes. They specialize in ultra-thin nanofilms with a broad range of applications to address major environmental challenges. These nanofilms have the potential to curb greenhouse gas emissions by significantly reducing energy consumption in air conditioning and dehumidification systems.

Additionally, they can convert seawater into drinking water, enhance the performance of batteries and solar cells, and contribute to controlling the spread of COVID-19.

With their patented technology, Evercloak efficiently produces large sheets of nanofilms, positioning themselves as leaders in cleantech and climate tech innovation. Their cost-effective, high-performance nanocoatings, ranging from atomic layers to nanometers in thickness, are created through a game-changing manufacturing process.

By minimizing energy consumption and waste production, Evercloak's roll-to-roll coating process enables the use of diverse materials, including graphene-based options, for applications such as antiviral coatings, fuel cells, battery separators, and gas dehydration membranes.