Worksport Updates on Terravis Energy Progress, Aetherlux Pro Heat Pump Nears Certification
Worksport provided an operational update on its energy subsidiary, Terravis Energy, as it advances the Aetherlux Pro heat pump ZeroFrost anti-frosting technology toward third-party validation, certification, and early commercialization. The company said, "Management believes Zerofrost represents a materially undervalued intellectual property asset within Worksport's overall corporate footprint and a meaningful driver of exponential long-term enterprise value that is not currently reflected in the Company's market valuation. The global heat-pump market is expected to exceed $150 billion by 2030. Growing third-party validation efforts and government-level interest underscore Zerofrost's potential to reshape performance standards within the cold-climate heat-pump market Worksport confirmed that a large government entity is actively monitoring upcoming laboratory performance results as part of an internal evaluation process. While no procurement decisions have been made, management expects validated test data to accelerate discussions related to potential deployment and large-scale supply arrangements across various regions. Based on recent engineering progress and manufacturing coordination, the Aetherlux heat pump with ZeroFrost technology is now expected to enter formal certification processes ahead of prior expectations. Targeted certifications include AHRI performance standards, ENERGY STAR qualification, and other leading industry requirements necessary for broad North American deployment. Following completion of certification and early commercial deployments, the Company expects Aetherlux to become a revenue-generating product in the second half of 2026, marking a transition from development to commercial execution. In-bound dealer interest remains strong."
