top of page

Unlocking the true potential of disruptive thermal energy storage

Panneau solaire tactile

Innovation, Strategy and Sustainable Technologies

GreenWave Energy is a company at the crossroads of technological innovation and business strategy, founded on a global vision and strong values.

Led by Daniel Samson and the duo J Newman, they support companies in their international development by integrating best market practices with local issues.

With their complementary expertise in technology management, business development, and international affairs, Daniel and the Newmans create tailored solutions to optimize organizational performance and growth. Their ability to anticipate market developments and identify strategic opportunities makes GreenWave Energy a key player in the digital age.

The founders' multicultural identity guides their professional choices. These fundamental principles shape an approach based on collaboration, inclusion, and social responsibility.

 

 

Disruptive technology for a sustainable future

At GreenWave Energy, we believe that every building, every infrastructure, and every family can contribute to the fight against climate change.
Our mission is to make energy independence and sustainability accessible, without compromising simplicity, cost-effectiveness or performance.

 

We design and deploy revolutionary, low-tech, patented thermal storage systems that are smart, modular, and compatible with all building types.
Our flagship innovation, the thermal battery, allows individuals and businesses to store solar energy in the form of heat in a simple, scalable and low-maintenance way.

 

Above all, we are driven by human impact, innovation and collaboration.
Our technologies are designed not only to reduce carbon emissions, but also to improve everyday life: by reducing energy bills, increasing resilience and empowering everyone, everywhere, to participate in the energy transition.

Sector 01
Circular Energies
Sector 02
Disruptive Technologies
Sector 03
Renewable energy
Montagne.png
4295.jpg
bottom of page