TXL Group, Inc. is a Texas Corporation directed at the research, development and production of the next generation of thermoelectric (TE) devices. Located in
El Paso, Texas, the Company has developed a proprietary approach for the construction of TE elements that exhibit an enhanced conversion of thermal energy into electrical energy.

From the standpoint of energy recovery from waste heat streams, the timing could not be better. The escalating costs of electrical power coupled with incentives for green energy creates a climate where capital costs of deployment are recoverable in reasonable timeframes, after which the energy capture is free.

For niche markets which have resisted penetration because of high deployment costs, size, mass or other issues, TXL's technology is a door opener. High efficiency thermoelectric technology means that applications like energy extraction from roadway heat become viable.
TXL Group In the News

July 2008 – TXL Group President David Nemir made a presentation at the Southwest Solar Summit to describe the Company's thermoelectric technology for lighted raised pavement markers.

July 2008 –TXL's Jan Beck and David Nemir presented a paper at the 2008 Space Elevator Conference in Redmond Washington entitled "Thermoelectric Technology for the Space Elevator."

March 2008 – TXL staff members have coauthored a paper entitled “Characterization of 3-phase n-type and p-type thermoelectric materials fabricated by explosive Consolidation“ which was published in the Journal for Materials Characterization.

February 2008 –The State of Texas has awarded $150,000 to support TXL's deployment of thermoelectric generation from roadway thermal gradients.