TurboGen is an Israeli development-stage company that designs and builds multi-fuel microturbine systems for on-site combined heat and power generation. The company's microturbines simultaneously produce electricity and heat from fuel sources such as natural gas, diesel, and hydrogen blends. These systems are designed for installation in residential buildings, offices, hospitality properties, nursing homes, and small data centers to reduce reliance on centralized electrical grids and conventional boilers. TurboGen develops systems across multiple capacity tiers, including the TG-40, TR3200, and TR8000 models, as well as energy management software and military generator applications. The company's primary commercial strategy relies on an Energy-as-a-Service model, in which TurboGen installs and owns the systems while customers purchase the generated power and heat under long-term contracts. TurboGen also offers direct equipment sales with ongoing service agreements. To commercialize its technology, TurboGen plans to deploy demonstration units across the United States and Europe while partnering with energy service companies and engineering firms.
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