Emissiv develops transparent radiative cooling coatings that harness the power of deep space, and the satellite intelligence to find where they matter most.
Cooling already takes around a tenth of the world’s electricity, and demand is set to double by 2050. Every new air conditioner burns power and vents heat, which raises temperatures, which calls for more cooling. Emissiv’s answer is not a bigger machine. It is a coating that harnesses the power of deep space, shedding heat passively to the coldest sink there is.
A radiative cooling surface does two things at once. It reflects sunlight so the roof takes in less heat, and it radiates heat away through the atmosphere to the cold of deep space, the coldest sink there is. The performance number that captures the first half is albedo, solar reflectance, and it is exactly what our satellite map reads from orbit.
The metric our satellite reads is the metric Emissiv’s coating moves.
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We built the map that finds dark, heat-absorbing roofs, adds the building context behind them, and turns that into a ranked coating opportunity. The darkest roofs are the ones that need Emissiv most, and now we can find every one of them.
Six questions, then a costed read on roofs like yours: material, reflectance, peak temperature and the coating prize.
Start → 02The live roof-intelligence platform. Search any UK area and rank roofs by measured albedo.
Open → 03From satellite pixel to ranked coating opportunity, the full method behind the map.
Read → 04Transparent radiative cooling: how the material reflects sunlight and radiates heat to space.
Read → 05The complete analysis, every figure labelled measured, modelled, estimated or projected.
Read → 06Where every number comes from: source, lookup and computation, traced end to end.
Read → 07Our mission, story and team: the people cooling the planet passively with next-generation coatings.
Read →Drop us a message. We work with building owners, city teams, funders and materials scientists who want to break the Cooling Paradox with us.
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