Kevin Carriere
CEO, Powertron Global
Kevin Carriere is the President and CEO of Powertron Global – manufacturer of the leading cooling performance enhancement technology for refrigeration and other thermal transfer and extreme friction applications. Mr. Carriere is a graduate of LSU with a bachelor’s degree in finance. He brings with him extensive sales and marketing experience gained in the pharmaceutical industry. Since taking over the helm at Powertron Global in 2007, Mr. Carriere has placed the company at the forefront in the development and delivery of innovative, eco-friendly sustainable solutions that combine technology, refrigeration expertise and consulting services to help companies reach their sustainability goals while creating real savings at the bottom line – savings that range from 5-15% off the total power bill with an ROI measured in months instead of years.Mr. Carriere hails from Opelousas, LA and now lives in Austin, TX with his wife Amity and their two daughters.
Improving Thermal Transfer Through Nanomagnetics – Permanently!
Learn how Powertron Global (PTG) is overcoming the known bounds of sustainable thermal transfer through the use of its patented Nucleo Molecular Regenerative (NMR) technology utilizing Nanomagnetics. Tested in labs around the world and proven successful in over 8,000 HVAC and Refrigeration installations without a single failure, including many multinational Corporations, PTG’s PermaFrost product is the chemical solution to the decades-long engineering problem of oil fouling. Attendees will find out how the NMR technology in PermaFrost® expands the current limitations of thermal conductivity while achieving superior metal stabilization, reducing laminar friction and preventing metal degradation – and how that translates to better lifetime cooling performance, recurring energy savings, and longer equipment life.PTG will also provide insight into its expansion plans of the NMR technology into a wide-range of specific industry solutions such as power generation, circuit board manufacturing, and the aviation and transportation industries.