Electromagnetic Harvester (EMH)
Harvesting waste energy from every running electrical device on earth.
Executive Summary
Electromagnetic Harvester (EMH) has developed and patented the Non-Vibrational Electromagnetic Energy Harvester (NVEEH)—a simple electronic device that captures reactive (unusable) power from any AC or DC electrical circuit and converts it into usable energy. The Harvester generates 15–45% additional power from an existing load with negligible impact on device performance and no increase in grid consumption.
The Problem
Consumers and industry pay for apparent power but use only the real component. Reactive power—20–40% of the total load—is wasted as unusable electromagnetic fields. Billions of induction motors in HVAC, refrigeration, and industrial equipment operate at power factors of 0.5–0.85, meaning vast amounts of purchased electricity produce no useful work. No existing technology captures this energy for productive reuse.
The Solution
The NVEEH taps the electromagnetic field of a running device and converts reactive power into usable output via a patented circuit. Independent testing at Florida Polytechnic University confirmed power factor improvement from 0.62 to 0.98 (>50% gain) with harvest percentages of 21–34% and virtually no degradation to the primary load. A separate proof-of-concept by a licensed Professional Engineer documented harvest gains up to 33.6% with <3% impact on the primary circuit.
Strategic Advantages
Triple-patented. Off-the-shelf components—simple, low-cost, massively scalable. No known competitors; entirely new technology category. Universal applicability: refrigeration, server farms, solar fields, EV charging, industrial motors. Independently validated by university lab and licensed PE. One-time install delivers perpetual energy savings.
Market Opportunity
The global power factor correction market is ~$2.4B in 2025, reaching $3.3B by 2030 (5–7% CAGR); the energy harvesting market grows at 9%+ CAGR. With global electricity spend exceeding $2.5T annually, even modest penetration of the 15–45% energy recovery proposition represents a multi-billion-dollar addressable opportunity across commercial, industrial, and residential segments.
Execution Readiness
Three issued U.S. patents. Proof of concept validated independently over multiple years. FPU lab testing confirmed core claims. Standard-component construction enables rapid manufacturing scale-up. Initial verticals: commercial refrigeration, data centers, and solar farm augmentation.
Key Facts
- ▸Three issued U.S. patents protecting core technology
- ▸Off-the-shelf components enable simple, low-cost, massively scalable manufacturing
- ▸No known competitor addresses reactive-power harvesting at the device level
- ▸Florida Power & Light and TECO pilot agreements in discussion
Market Opportunity
$2.4B PFC + $2.6B energy harvesting; $2.5T+ global electricity spend
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