Industrial heat,
fully electrified.

Cosine builds electrified thermochemical reactor systems driven by high-efficiency power electronics, delivering precise, high-temperature process heat and chemistry from clean electricity, not combustion.

>95%
Electrical-to-thermal conversion efficiency
1,000°C+
Process temperatures, precisely controlled
Zero.
Onsite combustion emissions
Technology

One integrated system, from grid to reaction.

Industrial chemistry runs on heat, and today that heat comes from burning fuel. Cosine replaces the flame. Our platform couples an electrified thermochemical reactor with power electronics designed for it from the ground up. Smaller footprints and higher throughputs. All you have to do is plug it in.

Electrified Thermochemical Reactor

Our proprietary reactors use magnetic induction to enhance temperature uniformity and straightforward scalability.

  • Non-contact induction heating, allowing above 1000°C temperature operation
  • Pressurizable with no loss to efficiency
  • Software-defined temperature control with rapid startup and turndown
  • Flameless core with a fraction of a furnace's footprint

High-Efficiency Power Electronics

Purpose-built power conversion delivers clean electricity to the reactor at exactly the waveform, frequency, and power level the chemistry demands, with conversion efficiency that off-the-shelf hardware can't match.

  • >95% grid-to-heat conversion efficiency
  • Millisecond-scale control of thermal input
  • Load-flexible operation that follows renewable supply

Modular by Design

Cosine systems scale up and scale out. Each unit's reactor and power electronics grow together to boost throughput, and identical units stack in parallel to multiply it. A plant goes from pilot skid to full production with no bespoke scale-up engineering and no years-long construction cycle.

  • Scale up: each unit can easily scale in power and throughput without redesign
  • Scale out: add identical units for linear capacity growth
  • Built-in redundancy: service one module while the rest keep running

From clean electrons to finished chemistry.

Convert

Our power electronics take grid or renewable electricity and condition it into precisely controlled power, matched to the reactor's thermal and electrochemical requirements in real time.

React

Inside the electrified reactor, energy is deposited directly into the reaction zone. No flames, no flue gas, no wasted heat, just uniform, on-demand temperatures up to and beyond 1,000 °C.

Deliver

The system slots into existing industrial processes, producing the same products with a fraction of the energy losses and none of the combustion emissions.

Applications

Built for the hardest-to-electrify processes.

High-temperature thermochemistry sits at the core of the industries that are hardest to decarbonize. That's exactly where we start.

Chemical Processing

Electrified reforming, cracking, and synthesis for the chemical industry's highest-temperature steps.

Sustainable Fuels

Thermochemical conversion routes for synthetic and sustainable fuel production at industrial scale.

Clean Hydrogen

Efficient, flexible hydrogen production pathways powered entirely by low-carbon electricity.

Process Heat

Drop-in electric heat for industrial operations ready to move beyond fired heaters and boilers.

News

Cosine wins the 2026 MIT Climate & Energy Prize.

The Cosine team holding the $100,000 MIT Climate & Energy Prize check at Greentown Labs
April 2026

$100,000 Grand Final Winner

Cosine was named the 2026 Grand Final Winner of the MIT Climate & Energy Prize, taking home the $100,000 grand prize. The award, presented at Greentown Labs, recognizes our electrified thermochemical reactor platform and its potential to decarbonize industrial heat. Thank you to all the sponsors and organizers of the MIT Climate & Energy Prize for making this possible.

Ready to take the flame out of your process?

We're partnering with industrial operators, developers, and researchers to deploy electrified thermochemical systems. Let's talk about yours.

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