Johnson R&D

Address

263 Decatur Street
SE Atlanta
GA, 30312
United States

Phone: +1 404 584 2475

The JTEC was developed for government and private industries that want efficiency of energy production. A wide range of applications ranging from converting nuclear power plant waste heat into clean electricity production to computer server farms using the thermal heat generated from the servers to actually cool the rooms housing the computers can benefit from the JTEC.

Johnson R&D, Johnson Battery Technologies and related company Excellatron, are incredibly confident that their efficient, clean energy advances will change the way energy is consumed and the footprint left on earth.

They solve energy problems for the government and companies in a diverse range of industries. From the oil & gas industry to aerospace, defense and medical industries, they are able to create energy solutions for demanding applications with safe and valuable outcomes.

Because the JTEC is a one-step, non-mechanical device, their process is more efficient, sustainable and reliable than traditional multi-step engines.

Dr. Lonnie Johnson, who is CEO of Johnson R&D and inventor of the JTEC, has over 100 patents granted or applied for.

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